We continue our review of 2021 with a look at the 10 most interesting office interiors this year, including a workspace that doubles as a wine bar and an office in a former 1960s medical laboratory.

Photo is by Joakim Johansson
Samsen Atelier, Sweden, by Note Design Studio
Stockholm-based Note Design Studio designed the office for Swedish digital technology consultancy Samsen to double as a wine bar ? the employees' preferred space to work in when asked by Note.
In response to the request, Note created an office-cum-wine-bar that features both a large communal table and a bar with stools, cafe tables and bespoke upholstered benches. Natural materials such as wood and stone were used to create a space that people can both work and socialise in.
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Photo is by Hannelore Veelaert
AEtelier, Belgium, by Studio Anton Hendrik Denys
An industrial office building in Belgium was covered in saturated colours by Studio Anton Hendrik Denys in collaboration with Steen Architecten to create a "contemporary twist on modernism".
The office, designed for an IT company, has deep blue walls and teal carpeting that is offset by warm orange hues used for seating and kitchen areas. More muted colours were used for the company meeting rooms to give them a relaxing feel.
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Photo is by Kasia Gatkowska
Amsterdam family office, the Netherlands, by Framework
This workspace for a family business in Amsterdam has been filled w...