Studio BluKey Office

Office nook framed by breeze‑block wall showing wood shelves with models, under‑shelf lighting, and a floor plant

COMMERCIAL | MADHYA PRADESH

Scope : Interiors (Consultancy)
Area : 500 sqft
Status : Completed in 2023
Design Team : Ayush Jagnani, Utsav Agrawal
Fitout : Studio Blukey

Man reading on mustard green sofa in cozy seating nook with pampas grass and textured wall panels

Studio Blukey office floor plan: entry lobby, reception desk, two work zones, shelving alcove, meeting nook, breeze‑block partition

A workspace is the soul of any brand; it's these very four walls that define what the brand is, what it stands for and last but not the least, what it does. While designing workspaces, our approach remains in celebrating the brand through space. This approach allows us to drift away from formulaic office templates and let materiality and thoughtful contrasts narrate the story.

Lounge area with olive green sofa, yellow bolster, white side table, potted plant, and breeze‑block screen beside teak door

Wood cubby shelving with design objects, Epson printer below, and grey roller‑blind–covered window with potted plant

Meeting table covered with design samples, white chairs, sliding wood and frosted glass door, and a potted palm

The office of Studio Blu Key, an interior fit-out firm, is all about celebration of materials and textures, blending professional minimalism and warm hospitality. The overall space shows extensive use of meticulously polished teak and oak wood. The fine woodwork becomes a storytelling surface, showcasing grains, texture and hand-finished finesse. Sitting in contrast to this finished wood are the raw cement panels which make for a perfect fusion of the raw and the polished, the process and the outcome.

Built‑in wood shelving and desk behind breeze‑block screen displaying art prints, models, printer, and a potted plant

Dual workstations: wood desktop, two mesh chairs, breeze‑block divider, laptops, and a suspended linear pendant light

L‑shaped wood desk corner with two mesh chairs, breeze‑block partition, and a suspended LED light fixture overhead

The use of perforated cement blocks instead of a solid partition creates a sense of privacy while providing visual depth to the space. These blocks, intentionally kept polished from one side and raw from the other, depict how the same material when processed in different techniques can create a completely different feel in the space, once again emphasizing on the fusion of the unfinished and the polished. Complimenting the overall neutral palette are these pops of bright hues coming in through vibrant soft furnishing and lush greens along with their vibrant planters. These elements, when strategically placed, provide a striking contrast to the subtle and minimal backdrops.

Wall of wood cubby shelves above desk with LED strip lighting, featuring design frames, models, printer, and a plant