Expert Office Interior Design Services 

In office interior design, finishes do more than look good  they tell a story.

From bold brand colours woven into textiles, to heritage elements like original brick or timber beams, to custom artwork by local creatives  materials shape how a space feels.

We also take cues from site context and natural surroundings  like finishes inspired by nearby coastlines, bushland textures, and native colour palettes. When a space reflects its surroundings, it feels grounded and intentional.

At Qualitas, their new Melbourne HQ reflects their high-performance ethos. Natural light, tactile materials, and biophilic elements promote wellbeing, while locally sourced finishes and curated artworks by Indigenous and emerging Australian artists connect the space to its cultural context. 

Bendelta’s Sydney space honours its industrial heritage, with exposed brick, steel beams, and structural elements left exposed  supported by sustainable finishes that enhance light, performance and longevity.

In the Financial Institution office in Melbourne, the finishes respected the heritage architecture while introducing contemporary layers. A standout feature? A bespoke commissioned piece by Melbourne artist Joe Blundell  connecting the workplace to both brand identity and local culture.

We consider finishes from day one, making sure they:

• Reflect brand identity
• Connect to the building’s architecture + story
• Support comfort, sustainability + creativity
• Celebrate place, people + culture
  
  Because the materials and artwork you surround yourself with should inspire you.
  

Ergonomics:

• Comfort in the workplace is crucial. Ergonomic furniture reduces the risk of injury and increases comfort, which in turn can improve job satisfaction and productivity.

Lighting:

• Good lighting is essential for maintaining energy and focus. Natural light is preferred, but where that’s not available, incorporating well-planned artificial lighting solutions is key.

Acoustics:

• Proper sound management improves concentration and protects privacy. Axiom designs include strategic placement of sound-absorbing panels and materials.

Colour Psychology:

• Colors influence mood and energy levels. Axiom uses colour psychology to create a palette that compliments the activities specific to each workspace area.
  
  

Sustainability matters in modern office interior design. At Axiom Workplaces, we use sustainable materials and energy-efficient appliances to create eco-friendly spaces that reflect your company’s identity, meet your operational needs and ensure that every element supports your business goals.

Designing with sustainability in mind not only helps the planet but also promotes a healthier workplace and a positive brand image.

Following our ESG Framework we can where possible:

 1. Recycle / Reuse

• Reuse existing office furniture where possible.
• Source refurbished furniture from suppliers who resell.
• Incorporate materials into the circular economy, e.g., carpet manufacturers recycling used tiles.
• Avoid products that cannot be recycled at the end of their life cycle.

2. Health, Safety & Security

• Ensure health, safety, and security for all employees and contractors.
• Provide wellness spaces and encourage movement with alternate standing workstations.
• Ensure easy access to hydration facilities.

3. Efficient Energy

• Optimise workspace orientation to enhance natural light and ventilation.
• Reduce energy consumption for lighting and air conditioning.
  

4. Governance

• Adhere to a robust code of ethics and safety standards in construction.
  
• Ensure correct product placement throughout design phases, in line with Australian Standards AS: 14 28.
  

5. Sustainable Travel

• Locate the workplace to maximise access to public transport and encourage sustainable travel.
  
• Promote carpooling, biking, and walking.
  

6. Inclusion & Diversity

• Strengthen company culture through inclusive and diverse workplace strategies.
  
• Design spaces to accommodate and provide equitable experiences for a diverse group of users. 
  

7. Supply Partners

• Maintain a sustainable supply chain by partnering with diverse businesses.
  
• Provide clients with access to sustainable products.
  

8. Community Engagement

• Open facilities to clients and community groups to enrich learning and training experiences.
  
• Facilitate collaboration, knowledge sharing, and skill development.
  

9. Climate Change

• Promote zero carbon impact in design and construction.
  
• Prioritise energy-efficient designs, sustainable materials, and minimise construction waste.
  

10. Risk Management

• Implement a safety and design register to ensure ongoing safety and compliance.
  
• Maintain an iterative process to align safety measures and design elements with evolving project needs and standards.