Interior design studio MoreySmith has created co-working spaces with a "contemporary industrial" aesthetic in an old factory building in Paris.
Created for a new serviced office brand called Deskopolitan, the co-working space comprises 4,430 square feet (or 1,350 square metres) spread over four floors at 48 Rue du Cha?teau d?Eau, Paris.

MoreySmith was asked to conceive and develop the company?s Global Design Concept, transforming the former factory building into a state-of-the-art co-working environment that challenges the traditional office concept.
The brief stipulated that the space should be unique, welcoming, comfortable, interesting, flexible, easy to use and sociable.

This programme includes a cafe, a barbershop, phone booths, artist studios, health & beauty suites, spaces for open group collaboration and networking events, assigned workspaces and informal touchdown positions. The resulting interiors are intended to encourage staff interaction, while offering a contemporary take on the building's industrial heritage.

Materials such as glazed brick tiles, exposed concrete, crittal window frames, burnished brass and copper mesh are complemented by fresh, bright colours including yellow, light grey and blue.
Plant boxes have also been added, to promote wellbeing and filtrate the air.

The offices are designed to appeal to start-ups and small businesses seeking creative and flexible workspace in central Paris.
However the space has already been let ...