Open Plan: The office would have an open plan layout to encourage collaboration and flow. Dedicated Zones: Within the open plan, there would be distinct zones for different activities: * Meeting/Collaboration: A central area with a large, custom-made table made from reclaimed wood. This table would serve as a gathering spot for brainstorming and meetings. * Chef's Table: A smaller, round table in a corner with a view. This would be a more intimate space for creative discussions and tastings. * Work Area: A desk with a large, open space for spreading out recipes, sketches, and ideas. This area would be bathed in natural light. * Inspiration Wall: A wall dedicated to displaying artwork, travel souvenirs, and culinary inspiration.Bold, Warm Neutrals: A base of warm, earthy tones like terracotta, deep amber, and charcoal. Pops of Color: Vibrant splashes of color from various global cultures, like vibrant blues and greens inspired by African textiles, rich reds and oranges from Moroccan ceramics, or the yellows and browns of spices from India. Materials and Finishes: Natural Materials: Reclaimed wood, leather, wool, and natural stone would be used throughout the space to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Global Influences: Elements like Moroccan tilework, African woven baskets, and hand-painted ceramics from around the world would be incorporated to add texture and visual interest. Modern Touches: Sleek, modern furniture with clean lines, like a statement chair or a cantilevered desk. Unexpected Lighting: Use of vintage fixtures, geometric pendants, and strategically placed lamps to create a layered lighting scheme that highlights the space's unique elements.