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Notes from the field of spatial design — project stories, team interviews, and insights.

인사이트April 29, 2026
Transforming the Mood of a Space: SPACEBASE's Furniture Design
Some things only become visible once the construction is complete. The wallpaper, the lighting, the flooring are all just right, yet a single table placed within can make the entire mood feel off. If you know your brand's identity better than anyone but find yourself unable to voice that story when it comes to your headquarters interior, this is for you. SPACEBASE does not see furniture as a mere object that fills a space. The process of translating a brand's story into the language of space is how SPACEBASE's custom furniture comes to life. Discover the SPACEBASE approach, proven across dozens of projects.
인사이트March 30, 2026
Four Spatial Dilemmas Facing Scale-Up Startups on the Verge of Office Expansion
Are you preparing to scale up to a 330–990 m² (100–300 pyeong) office after a successful funding round? Whoever takes charge of the office relocation inevitably falls into an endless series of spatial dilemmas: "How large should the lounge be?", "How should we lay out the executive office?", and so on. Instead of a one-size-fits-all answer to these daunting questions, SPACEBASE proposes the "optimal decision criteria" tailored precisely to your company. Find out right now the core know-how behind how SPACEBASE reconciles countless considerations through real project meetings and, in a single construction, completes "an office that keeps functioning exactly as first designed, for years to come."
인사이트February 26, 2026
The Role of the In-House Lounge in Sparking Engagement and Questions
How many days out of all 365 does a town hall meeting actually happen? If you've set aside a large space for company-wide events but it sits empty as dead space the rest of the time, this is worth your attention. The trend in startup offices, both in Korea and abroad, is to dissolve the boundary between the lounge and the meeting room. The same space serves as a lounge for rest and recharging day to day, then becomes the place where everyone gathers for a town hall when needed. SPACEBASE adds psychological theory to this idea, proposing designs that raise spatial efficiency while maximizing communication among employees. Discover the answer to town hall design that cuts wasted space and keeps organizational culture alive.
인사이트February 5, 2026
Everything About the Finishing Materials That Set the Mood of Office Design
The wall is the vast canvas that sets the atmosphere of an interior. Yet the moment you actually start an interior project, unfamiliar terms and countless types of finishing materials can leave you feeling lost. In this article, we take a close look at the characteristics and construction know-how of the most common wall finishes used in office space design, including paint, wood, fabric, and film. From the traits of each material to real projects and detailed tips from the SPACEBASE team. Find the criteria for choosing the right outfit for your office.
인사이트October 1, 2025
Office Design Principles That Unlock Your Team's Creativity
A good office can be more than a workplace; it can become a playground that nurtures creativity. From Johnson Wax to LEGO, Apple, and Google, the world's leading companies have used space to reshape how their people think and collaborate. Four principles reveal the secret: high ceilings and color, hubs for chance encounters, nature-connected rest, and flexible meeting spaces. Through this piece, find a clear answer to the question of how space creates creativity.
인사이트August 31, 2025
Two Furniture Brand Showrooms in Nonhyeon-dong, Seen Through an Interior Designer's Eyes
SPACEBASE visited two showrooms in person: ESTERN EDITION's Nonhyeon Atelier, newly opened this past June, and the SIDIZ Nonhyeon Flagship Store, the flagship of the chair lifestyle brand.
인사이트July 31, 2025
The Secret of Spatial Design That Builds a Horizontal Organizational Culture
Until now, the office has been treated functionally, within a fixed framework. Assigned seats for each employee, enclosed meeting rooms, and large executive offices that emphasize authority. It is a picture that mirrors a vertical organizational culture exactly as it is.