Modern & Functional Workspaces for Offices and Clinics
I design workspaces that help you and your team thrive. Whether it is a quiet nutrition clinic or a busy corporate office, I focus on layouts that work as hard as you do.
A view from the workspace into the consultation area of the nutrition clinic. The arched, fluted glass doors create a beautiful transition between the two zones while maintaining a sense of openness and light.
This dual workstation in the nutrition clinic features custom oak cabinetry with arched rattan panels. The design provides ample overhead storage while maintaining a clean, warm, and inspiring work environment.
I love creating built-in features like this arched concrete shelving unit. It adds architectural interest and provides a beautiful, minimalist space to display books and decor, enhancing the clinic's calm, Japandi-inspired feel.
This space was designed to be multifunctional. It serves as a calm nutrition clinic by day and easily transforms into a cozy bedroom by night, with large windows that bring in the beautiful greenery from outside.
Sunlight streaming into the clinic's seating area. The combination of a simple wooden sofa frame, comfortable cushions, and subtle bird decals on the wall creates a peaceful and cozy corner for clients.
A look at a corporate office I designed. The open-plan layout features clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic, with wooden desks and ergonomic chairs to create a functional and collaborative workspace.
In this office design, a large internal window provides a visual connection to an adjacent area, bringing in more light. The workstations are kept clean and organized, with simple decor like dried pampas grass to add a touch of warmth.
A close-up of the workstations, showing the simple yet effective combination of wood-laminate desks and dark, floating overhead cabinets for storage. The under-cabinet lighting provides excellent task lighting.
This is the reception area of the Maniben Nanavati Women’s College, a 50-year-old institution I had the honor of renovating. We used dark wood fluting and clean white walls to create a modern, classic, and welcoming entrance.
Another angle of the college reception, showing how the new design creates a professional and organized administrative space. The geometric floor pattern adds a dynamic element to the lobby.
About Modern & Functional Workspaces
When designing offices, I focus heavily on acoustics and lighting, which are often overlooked in standard layouts. For instance, in our corporate projects, we use wood-slatted walls not just for the Japandi aesthetic, but to dampen sound and create a quiet, focused environment for deep work.
My philosophy for commercial design is simple: if a space is beautiful but not functional, it is not finished. I treat your office or clinic project with the same level of care I give to a home, because I know how much your environment affects your productivity.
The Design Journey
Every project begins with understanding how you move through your day. In my nutrition clinic projects, I often create multifunctional zones—spaces that feel serene enough for client consultations by day but can transition into a private, cozy area if needed. We use custom cabinetry with rattan panels to keep things organized yet visually light, ensuring the space feels open rather than cluttered.
Breathing Life into Old Spaces
I have a special place in my heart for renovations. I recently had the honor of transforming a 50-year-old college reception, where we respected the history of the building while integrating clean, modern lines with dark wood fluting. It is about balancing the legacy of a place with the modern needs of its users.
How We Get There
I walk with you through the entire process, starting with sketches and mood boards. Once we settle on the concept, I provide photorealistic 3D renderings so you can see exactly how the light will fall on your new desk or how the partition glass will look before we start construction. My goal is to ensure that when the job is done, you walk into a space that feels like a natural extension of your brand.
Anusha Nanavati
I am Anusha. I believe a workspace should feel as good as it looks. My design process is personal, and I walk with you from the first sketch to the final site visit to ensure the space truly fits your brand and your team.
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