#office space designs

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The Role of Space Branding in Customer Journey Mapping

A customer’s journey might look straightforward, but a customer goes through a lot of stages and experiences before they even begin connecting with your brand. Building those experiences and stages for the customers in a memorable way is Space branding. This means designing physical environments that reflect a brand's identity, values, and messaging. It involves everything from the layout and décor to the sensory elements that create an immersive experience. When executed well, space branding turns any environment, be it an office, retail store, or experience centre, into a powerful touchpoint in the customer journey.

The Role of Interics Designs as a Space Branding Agency

As a leading space branding agency, we specialize in setting up compelling environments for experimental and technology centres. By using innovative showcasing methods and ideas, we display game-changing technology, create extensive history zones, install and highlight exhibits, and project technological breakthroughs while remaining true to the brand.

The objective is to map a customer journey and help visitors 'experience’ the ideas, products, and achievements that have impacted lives around the world.

The key elements of space branding in experience centres are essential:

First Impressions: The Entrance

Entrance is the first physical touchpoint in your customer’s journey. The entrance is often the first physical touchpoint in your customer’s journey. We strategically plan your entrance and set the tone for the entire experience. This could include branded signage, welcoming lobby designs, and thoughtful décor that immediately conveys the brand's personality. As an Office space design agency, we emphasize creating entrances to make sure that your customers have a positive and long-lasting impression of your brand.

Navigation and wayfinding

The easier it is to locate, the more satisfied your customer will be. As experts in spatial design, we use different methods to make clear and intuitive navigation essential in any branded space. We ensure that we provide effective wayfinding for customers to find their way. This also enhances the overall experience of your customer by reducing stress and frustration in locating. To provide this easy wayfinding, we implement signage, digital displays, and interactive maps that can all be branded to reinforce the company's identity while guiding customers through the space.

Engagement Zones

Engagement zones are an important and integral part of experience centres. We design the finest experience centres that always tell the brand story with a unique narrative that involves interaction, brand values, and heritage. We carefully design these spaces for your customers to see, wait for, and invest their time in. This is possible for us because of our deep understanding of culture, brands, and consumer science.

In a retail environment, these might be product displays and demo areas. In an office, there could be collaborative workspaces or relaxation areas. A small office space design can incorporate engagement zones that maximize the use of limited space while still delivering a branded experience.

Consistency and Cohesion

Consistency is key in space branding. We make a strategic approach that aligns every element, from the colour scheme and furniture to the lighting and artwork. We make sure that all the spatial designs created by us should work together to create a cohesive brand experience. This consistency helps reinforce the brand message and makes the journey more memorable.

Conclusion

Space branding is a vital component of customer journey mapping. By partnering with Interics Designs as your space branding agency or office space design agency, your businesses can create environments that enhance every stage of the customer journey. From first impressions to well-designed spaces, they can leave lasting impressions, foster brand loyalty, and ultimately drive business success.

Whether you’re a large corporation or a small business, investing in space branding is an investment in your brand’s future. By thoughtfully designing your physical spaces, we can turn every customer interaction into an opportunity to strengthen your brand and build lasting relationships.

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@betsybrowninc

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The Ford Foundation, New York City - Kevin Roche

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How to Create? Sensory Study Space

Lil Penguin Studios/Autism Happy Place

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“Aerie,” San Francisco, California, US,

OPA

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Landscape Wallpaper

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IG beckiowens: design: @sweethome

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(via Blue and White Summer House in New York State)

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Told ya' I'd get back to posting more Carol and the End of the World eventually! Here's some colour keys of the boss' office: something we discussed early on was how the closed blinds in his office were representative of his mental state and feelings towards the end of the world - literally blocking Keppler out of his view, and we wanted that to be clearly reflected in the lighting of the space even when they weren't on-screen, which is what we were exploring here.

One of my favourite silly little details: a framed photo of Business Men Doing Business Things! Since the lineart I was provided was just a rough, it didn't have a design in the frame, so I just improvised, ha ha - pretty sure we changed it in the final design, though, so enjoy this little peek behind the curtains! Thanks for looking, and watch Carol & the End of the World on Netflix if you haven't already:

Showrunner: Dan Guterman BG design: Alex Myung Art direction: @ellemichalka

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Hiroshi and Tyrese are REAL businessMEN and are visiting from the Kyoto offices this week. If you attempt to interact with them, or even make eye contact, you will void all banked PTO and must put your hand in the BOX for 20 minutes per offense.

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@leestantonla

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Bruce Street Commercial Building, Preston, Australia - Carr

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Meito Arts Association ‘Forest’ Office, Ogimacha House, Nagoya, Japan,

Tomoaki Uno Architect,

Photographs: Edmund Sumner

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