How to Plan a 100–300 Sqft Office

A 100–300 sqft office can be highly efficient when planned well. Here’s how to think about layout, furniture, and feel so your space works for your team and your clients.

Start With the Essentials

Identify what you must have: desks, storage, a meeting area, and room to move. In smaller units, multi-use furniture and clean lines help. At The Gravity, our floor plans are designed so you can fit the basics without feeling cramped.

Use Light and Colour

Natural light makes a big difference in small spaces. Park-facing units at The Gravity get more daylight and a calmer view. Keep walls and finishes light to make the space feel open; use one accent colour for branding.

Zoning Without Walls

You don’t need full partitions to separate work and meeting areas. A desk layout, a small meeting table, and clear walkways can define zones. Keep the entrance and client-facing area tidy—first impressions matter.

Keep It Flexible

As your team grows, your layout may need to change. Choose furniture that can be rearranged or scaled. The Gravity’s 100–300 sqft range lets you start small and move to a larger unit in the same building if needed.

Visit us to see the units in person and discuss a layout that fits your workflow.