Studio Archifiction transformed a compact workspace at Pritam Zaman Tower into a creative and functional small office interior inspired by the client’s profession.
As a fertilizer importer, the client wanted natural materials to reflect his identity. This led to the experimental mud wall, crafted with specialist Mr. Naiem, paired with an antique wooden ceiling that enriches the space with warmth and cultural meaning.
We balanced storage, circulation, and lighting so the office works efficiently while showcasing its unique finishes.
Every stage was guided by the client’s input, ensuring the final design is both practical and personal.
This project stands as an example of thoughtful office interior design, where innovation, craft, and functionality come together.
People ask us about the mud wall more than anything else we have built. It is real earth, applied by hand, and it quietly does three jobs at once — texture, acoustic softening, and a story every visitor remembers. Small offices can afford this kind of personality precisely because the footprint is small. For more compact-office thinking, see our guide to small office design ideas in Dhaka, or the ALTIUS startup office in Khilgaon where a 10-person team fits comfortably in 620 sft.
