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6 Ways to Give Your Reception Area A Creative Makeover

Topic: Business DevelopmentPublished January 27, 2019
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Old were the days when offices would have the boring, reception desks, with a typical woman sitting on the place, a telephone lying on the desk and some random files floating all around the area. Nowadays, when more and more cool business are coming in the market, the offices dealing with the same have also taken the same approach and intend to design their offices in an equivalent creative manner. So, if you are also planning to revamp or want to design all new reception area, here we have some important tips for you to do that so, here are a few things you have to keep in mind. 1. Keep it less vibrant As colors help to make the space vibrant, but overdoing it can ruin the textures badly. So try to use maximum 3 colors. Multiple colors can befuddle a person (Guest/visitors/clients) and make them feel overwhelmed. Try to use only those colors that resemble your business like your company's logo, website color etc. Always try to use the brightest color possible since they make the place look spacious, add them to the furniture items, or any single large item like your reception desk, or the waiting-couch. 2. Keep the shapes in mind In the reception areas, the shape of your reception desk matters a lot, while the rounded desk gives a softer look and easily flows with the room due to the corners that jut out in the room, the rectangular frames stick on the different level and look rather attractive. Nowadays, reception desks are available in various modern designs and shapes. So choose that best fits to your needs. 3. Focus on the lighting Lighting can quickly make or break the look of your reception area. Having the light for your receptionist is not just good for the decorative angle but it also prevents the eye-straining from the heavy bright light releasing from the computer. It will also overshadow the strains on the walls, desks and other furniture that may impact the look of the overall space by the passes of time. Go for some modern and attractive light fittings to illuminate your reception area. 4. Avoid color blocking Though color blocking is in trend but matching pink with blue on your reception desk might make it too loud and dull for certain people. Instead, try to match the bright colors, as we said above too, bright colors make your place look more spacious. 5. Textures are in trend If you are thinking of adding some specific textures to your furniture items, use maximum two textures because that's what only in vogue and fashionable these days. When I visit offices, the two of the most common I always see on the reception desks are the mix of a matte along with the glossy finish and believe me, it literally creates a unique look. By having these two textures in your reception area, you can automatically create a brand image. 6. Designer Seating In order to make your guests feel more comfortable, install the modern couch our lounge suite to give them a comfortable seat. Decorate the reception area with potted plants and unique paintings on the wall. Do it now!

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