丨美国波特兰

Jessica Helgerson Interior Design

Main office

Lobby

Main office is divided by a beautiful glass sculpture by Andy Paiko

Office desk

Sculpture detail

Main office looking into the lounge

View from main office through the lounge, into the conference room

The lounge looking toward the main office

Glass cube offices

Conference room

Conference room with exposed kitchenette

Restroom door

Gothic Office

This luxurious private office is in an 1870s historic gothic revival building in downtown Portland. In order to keep the office open-feeling we fulfilled the client’s requirement of two private offices by creating two glass cubes that align with the existing elevator shaft. We designed a wall of tall, gothic-inspired cabinetry that separates the main open office from a comfortable lounge while offering lots of storage. In the lounge we designed a comfortable sofa with a decorative walnut back and pale gold cotton velvet upholstery. The clients wanted a “feeling of separation” in the open office and so we designed a glass sculpture beautifully made by Portland glass artist

Andy Paiko

that divides the space in an elegant, playful way without closing it off too much.

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Gray Magazine

MilK Decoration

Photos by Lincoln Barbour