Project Name : One Impression
Principle Ar. Bhupendra Kumar ( Aeiforia Architects )
Location : RMZ INFINITY_GURGAON
Client Name: ONE IMPRESSION
Civil: AEIFORIA CONSTRUCTIONS PVT. LTD.
Interior Designers: DesignForth Architects
Year Built : 2025
Site Area : 8200 sqft
Carpet area : 10,000 Sq.ft
Photography Mr. Darshan Pandey
Project Cost Appx : 1.4 crore
Tiles : Kajaria/Somany
Ply : Century make Ply
Glass : Saint Gobain Toughened glass and Lacquered Glass
Laminates : Merino / Century make laminates
Acoustical material : 9-12mm Acoustic Pet Panel - Artois Make
Lighting : Wipro
Doors and Partitions : Saint Gobain , Baux
Hardware : Ozone, Dorma, Hettich , Hafele
The interior design execution of the One Impression corporate office, meticulously undertaken by Bhupendra Kumar, Founder of Aeiforia Architects, represents a benchmark in future-forward workspace design. This philosophy creates a workspace that is both serene and dynamic, fostering mental wellness, creativity, and conscious living. The spatial strategy prioritizes visual permeability, fluid circulation, and the seamless integration of natural light and greenery. Spanning 6,000 square feet, the project is a modern sanctuary constructed upon the dual, complementary principles of Biophilia and Minimalism. This deliberate philosophical fusion was employed to create a workspace that is simultaneously serene and dynamic, consciously engineered to foster mental wellness, ignite creativity, and promote conscious living among its inhabitants.
The core design philosophy is encapsulated by the idea of a "delicate dance between restraint and richness," which aims to minimize the persistent mental fatigue and distraction caused by visual chaos, cultivating a deeply rooted sense of calm and focus. The Biophilic approach is realized through living architecture, with extensive deployment of planters, green walls, and hanging gardens, all featuring carefully selected, low-maintenance, air-purifying plant species. This living greenery is complemented by a rich emphasis on natural, tactile materials that anchor the space to the organic world, including warm wood, natural cork, rough jute textures, and various natural stones.
The color palette itself is a carefully chosen psychological tool, employing a soothing foundation of earthy tones and cool blues to evoke tranquility and reduce stress. Maximizing the use of natural light through large windows and an open ceiling design was prioritized to enhance both the visual quality of the space and the overall indoor air quality. The accompanying Minimalist aesthetic is defined by a commitment to clean lines, intentional, curated furniture selections, and a comprehensive commitment to a decluttered environment. This includes the strategic use of invisible technology, ensuring that essential tools and systems are integrated seamlessly without contributing to visual or mental clutter.
The architectural strategy ensures an intuitive and effortless flow throughout the entire office, structured to provide a seamless transition from public to private zones, ensuring that workers can move effortlessly between collaborative energy and focused solitude. Visual permeability is a key feature, with strategic use of glass partitions throughout the floor plan to maintain critical sightlines and allow natural light to travel deep into the office core, reinforcing the sense of spaciousness and connectivity. The reception area, designed for immediate impact, features a welcoming live-edge wood desk paired with a striking green biophilic installation, establishing an instant sense of calm and organic clarity.
The open workstations eschew a rigid, grid-like layout in favor of a grid-free, fluid configuration specifically designed to encourage spontaneous interaction and easy movement, fostering a collaborative atmosphere. Collaborative hubs utilize adaptable, movable furniture and soft, woven textures to allow for quick reconfiguration, supporting a range of team activities and creative brainstorming sessions. Conversely, private cabins and dedicated focus areas are intentionally designed to be the most minimal spaces, featuring light wood tones and soft, controlled lighting to promote deep concentration and individual productivity. Sustainability is not an afterthought but a core value embedded in the office’s DNA. Every decision, from material specification to lighting, is a deliberate step toward creating a truly sustainable and emotionally intelligent environment. The project champions the use of eco-friendly and recycled materials, such as acoustic panels made from recycled felt, which effectively manage sound without compromising green principles. Energy consumption is optimized through the incorporation of energy-efficient systems, notably motion-sensor LEDs, which reduce wastage. The result is an office that perfectly reflects the brand ethos of One Impression, intentional, innovative, and rooted in clarity of purpose, thus providing a modern sanctuary that fosters high productivity while honoring the fundamental human need for nature and simplicity.
