Continuing our review of 2018, editorial assistant Lizzie Crook selects 10 of the best office interiors of the past 12 months, from a converted iron foundry in Sheffield, to a design studio in Minsk that features colour-blocking. 

Studio11 Office, Belarus, by Studio11
Studio11 designed its own workspace in Minsk using colours and textures that reflect the personality of its team.
Half of each rough plaster wall is painted in navy blue, forming a striking backdrop to the furnishings and artwork that dress the space, including pink cabinetry and a painting by Zakhar Kudin.
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The Cubes, Belgium, by Arjaan de Feyter
Located on the site of a redeveloped malt distillery, this lawyer's office in Belgium was designed by Arjaan de Feyter with a rich, moody material palette. The space is characterised by dark oak veneer cabinetry and large slabs of deep green marble, which are complemented by linen curtains and metallic accessories.
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Canopy, US, by Yves Behar, Amir Mortazavi and Steve Mohebi
One of the most impressive new co-working spaces of 2018, this 1,200-square-metre space in San Francisco is defined by a gridded layout, which caters to a variety working styles.
Furnishings are all in pastel colours, with sage-green sofas teamed with pink and beige cushions, and matching tables and chairs.
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The Testone Factory, UK, by Teatum ...