FENG SHUI

Feng shui open office with plants.

An open office floor plan helps a team test workstation spacing before desks are installed. Begin with the measured room, entry and window locations. Arrange desks in a regular grid so each person has a usable work surface and a route into the room. A row of plants near daylight can add a natural element while keeping the main work area clear. The drawing is a starting point rather than a rulebook: move desks, add collaboration furniture and adapt the plan to the actual work patterns. Review the final arrangement for practical access, storage, power and any safety requirements that apply to the space.

UPDATED 2026-09-24
EXAMPLEFeng shui open office with plants.
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

An office manager is arranging a compact shared workspace.

Key decisions

  • Desk grid: Six workstations share a regular footprint.
  • Plant row: Plants sit along the window wall.
  • Entry: The door remains visible from the work area.

When to reuse this

Use this layout to compare desk density, daylight and plant placement in an open office.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many desks fit in an open office?01
That depends on the room size, desk footprints and the circulation space needed between them.
Where can plants go in an office plan?02
Place them where they do not narrow routes or block doors, often near available daylight.
Why show windows?03
Windows affect daylight, glare and where furniture can be placed.
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