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Office Design
Precision. Calm. Identity.
Office design is about more than space — it’s about culture, focus, and identity. A well-designed workspace reflects the brand’s philosophy and supports the people who bring it to life.
In office design, balance is key: clarity of layout, natural light, and thoughtful materials create an atmosphere of calm precision and quiet confidence. Every element — from proportions to acoustics — shapes how people think, move, and connect.
True sophistication lies in simplicity and intention. A refined office feels effortless yet deeply functional — a space that inspires creativity, clarity, and a sense of belonging.
At ORMA, we design offices that express identity through silence, light, and proportion.
Why it matters
A well-thought-out layout — a balance between open and closed areas — creates comfort and inspires results.
Restaurant Design
Emotion. Atmosphere. Intention.
In restaurant design, every element speaks of intention and refinement. It’s not only about how the space looks — but how it feels. The design should reflect the soul of the brand, evoke emotion, and create an atmosphere where every moment feels curated.
Perfect proportions, natural materials, and thoughtful lighting form the foundation of an exceptional dining experience. The layout must balance guest comfort with seamless staff movement, ensuring that beauty never compromises functionality.
True luxury lies in subtlety and precision — in textures that invite touch, lighting that flatters, and acoustics that allow conversation to flow. A well-designed restaurant is not just a place to dine; it’s a destination that leaves a lasting impression, where design becomes part of the taste itself.
beauty salon & SPA Design
Light. Balance. Serenity
Designing a beauty salon or spa is about creating a sanctuary for the senses. Every detail — from lighting and materials to textures and spatial layout — shapes the atmosphere and the emotional experience of each guest.
A successful design balances calmness and sophistication: natural materials, soft lighting, and thoughtful acoustics cultivate a sense of relaxation and elegance. The layout must ensure both guest comfort and staff efficiency, without compromising on aesthetics.
True luxury lies in subtle sensory cues — textures that invite touch, lighting that enhances mood, and a rhythm of space that allows guests to unwind effortlessly. A well-designed salon or spa is not just a place for beauty treatments; it’s a destination for rejuvenation, where every detail is part of the experience.
What is important
Aesthetics with character — we create a design that emphasises the idea and style of the establishment, making it recognisable and attractive