As businesses that are focused on all things cutting edge and innovative, tech companies have often been seen as trendsetters in the world of office design. Offices for companies like Google and Facebook have been credited for driving demand for things like open plan layouts, casual atmospheres, and fun amenities like game rooms. But, as is the case for businesses in many other industries, tech companies can have some unique challenges to deal with when it comes to design.

It’s hard to believe that 2025 is already just around the corner! Instead of looking back at the past year, we wanted to take a moment to look at what’s ahead. We’re already seeing signs of what some of the key office design trends will be in the new year. If you’re planning an office update in the near future, here are some trends you might want to keep in mind.

Glass walls are a very popular office feature for many good reasons. If you want to create space definition and add a sense of privacy without making the office feel too closed off, glass walls are a very effective way to do just that. Glass walls also help maximize access to natural lighting, can help keep noise levels under control, and can look very stylish. But if you’re interested in having glass walls in your office, there are a few different types to consider.

The concept of businesses using social media as a marketing tool isn’t new. But the ways companies are using it has shifted in recent years and it’s started demand for a new type of office feature: content creation studios.

Whether it’s a large hospital or a small clinic, the design of a healthcare facility can have a significant impact on patient experiences and outcomes, but designing a medical office can come with a lot of unique challenges.

Return-to-office policies have been a very hot topic for many companies. In 2023, it was reported that 90% of companies said they planned to return to the office by the end of 2024, but that doesn’t necessarily mean requiring people to come in for the traditional five days a week.

Multi-family housing will always play an important role in the housing market. But…

It wasn’t all that long ago that if you needed to buy something, your first stop might be the local mall or a big box retailer to find what you needed.