10 Eye-Catching Ideas in Starting A Co-Working Space Business


Today, there are approximately 1.4 million Filipinos working as freelancers. While previous generations preferred to climb careers in the corporate world, Millennials want to work independently. At the same time, they would like the chance to meet people to build their network and collaborate on projects. Co-working spaces give them all these without the baggage of heavy operational expenses. By the year 2020, an estimated 3.8 million people all over the world will be working inside one.

As more Millennials become freelancers and entrepreneurs, drawing their business will be crucial for co-working spaces. Fortunately, attractive and comfortable spaces designed for Millennial tastes will help yours stand out.

 

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  1. Let there be light

A well-lit co-working space creates a vivid and warm vibe that Millennials’ love. However, be careful of your lighting. Yellow lights tend to look more sophisticated and flatter people’s complexions though it can be straining on the eyes. Pick an area where yellow lighting will individuals feel comfortable but won’t interfere with work.

 

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  1. Pick the right chair

Forget about those ugly Monobloc chairs. Go for durable, stylish, and comfy chairs to make your space more appealing. Your clients will gladly sign up to your space when you welcome them with accommodations that are worth it.

 

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  1. Better tables for a better space

A fancy chair needs a handsome partner, the table. Choose those that go well with your existing furniture. Always pick strong and durable tables. Aside from being long-lasting, they can offer excellent protection against earthquakes. A big one is supposed to come soon!

 

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  1. Bring technology in the conference room

Do away with scattered wires on your conference room table! Invest in a modern conference table with built-in power sockets and connection panels. Millennials will love the hassle-free connections to their projectors, telephones, and computer peripherals.

 

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  1. Rack it up!

If you’re having trouble with a limited space, you can try putting up vertical wooden racks for storage and displays. Aside from saving you space, it will also create the illusion that your room is taller than it really is!

 

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  1. Add convenience with personal lockers

Even if it’s a co-working space, Millennials are very mindful of their privacy and security. Offer them their own personal space: a locker. They can secure their important things, such as gadgets and documents. Once your clients feel they won’t lose their belongings, they will feel more comfortable in staying in your space.

 

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  1. Revamp the floor

When your customers are greeted by a dusty and flaky floor, consider revamping. If they felt uncomfortable after stepping inside your space, they may not return again. One suggestion is to add carpets – particularly of artificial Bermuda grass because Millennials adore nature!

 

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  1. Decorate the ceiling

When searching for inspiration, many people look up. You don’t want them to see a messy ceiling tangled in wires and connectors. Hide the mess with an attractive exterior. Choose colour, accents, and texture that fit the theme of your space.

 

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  1. Create pod spaces for their own

Instead of traditional office spaces, many Millennials prefer office pods — a compact and semi-enclosed personal cubicle equipped with a chair, table, and reading lamp. Some pods also feature pillows and mattress where a person can take a nap inside without being disturbed. The privacy and possibilities attract freelancers like flies.

 

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  1. Install a winning reception counter

Now that you have put a lot of thought into your interior, it’s time to focus on the reception counter where first impressions and sales are made. The counter should reflect your co-working space but be flexible enough to echo the personal brands of the people working within.

With a great looking co-working space, a new generation of freelancers and entrepreneurs will be knocking at your door.

Make your vision possible. Contact Outboxd Design Team today.


 

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