Noble Energy Offices

contemporary office interior, workplace lounge, aquamarine walls, teal palette, cool chromatic scheme, coral accent chairs, shell seating, organic furniture forms, media wall unit, oak wood shelving, exposed ceiling systems, industrial aesthetic, HVAC ductwork, linear LED lighting, pendant fixtures, matte black lighting, slatted screens, metal louvers, diagonal lattice, wood and metal combination, sheer curtains, filtered daylight, polished concrete floor, textured area rug, coffee tables, organic table shapes, potted plants, biophilic elements, display screen, decorative objects, sculptural accessories, open plan design, spatial layering, architectural transparency, contemporary workplace, hospitality-influenced office, residential warmth, mid-century modern references, Scandinavian influence, sophisticated material palette, asymmetrical composition, dynamic balance, diffused illumination, warm-cool contrast, professional environment, collaborative space, employee wellbeing design, high-end corporate interior, refined minimalism, curated aesthetic

Noble Energy Israel is an office interior spread over eight floors and 13,000 square meters in Herzliya, Israel. The design is inspired by a gas platform. Corridor ceilings are painted deep blue to suggest the sea, with galvanized pipes and suspended mesh ceilings below. Work rooms are placed along the perimeter windows in two sizes, a short module and a long module. Each floor is marked by one color applied to the floor, walls and ceiling of its kitchenette and lounge, which aids orientation. Recycled platform parts were reused as planters, wall cladding and counter tops.