ITALIAN ARCHITECT IN BALI

Antonio Rutilio is an Italian architect based in Bali, specializing in luxury villas, resorts, and real estate developments across Indonesia and international destinations.

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Office Zero Day

Andorra, La vella — 2015

Status

online

Location

Andorra, La vella

Land Area

1230 m²

Total Units

Client

Zero Day

Year

2015

Construction Area

36 m²

What we did

Space planning and functional zoning Custom office furniture design Reception and client lounge area Two-workstation operational workspace Coffee corner integration Lighting design Material and finish selection Interior branding elements Photorealistic visualization

34 m² Office Transformation

The challenge was to transform a compact 34-square-meter office into a multifunctional workspace capable of welcoming clients, supporting daily operations, and expressing a strong professional identity. The project required the creation of distinct functional zones without sacrificing openness, natural light, or visual continuity. Through custom design solutions, every square meter was optimized to balance productivity, comfort, and representation.

The Vision

Fluid Boundaries

Rather than dividing the office with traditional walls, the design explores a softer and more dynamic approach to spatial separation. Curved elements, custom furnishings, lighting, and material transitions create a natural distinction between the management area and the operational workspace while maintaining visual connection throughout the environment. The concept enhances the perception of space, allowing the office to feel larger, brighter, and more welcoming.

The Lifestyle

Amenities Title

The office integrates multiple functions within a limited footprint. A dedicated lounge area with television, workstation, and seating creates a comfortable environment for client meetings and informal discussions. The operational zone accommodates two employee workstations designed for efficiency and collaboration. A bespoke coffee corner provides refreshments and serves as a social hub, while the entrance area establishes a memorable first impression through carefully curated design elements and lighting.