Small Office Floor Plans
Quickly create practical small office floor plans that work for you and your clients
Create small office floor plans in minutes…not hours.
Duplicate floor plans to build small offices within a larger floor plan.
Generate stunning 3D renderings in 5 minutes.
Draw Professional Small Office Floor Plans in Minutes
With Cedreo, it’s never been easier to create an attractive small office layout. Our intuitive tools and extensive library of office furnishings help interior designers, builders, and remodelers create professional 2D & 3D small office floor plans in just a few minutes. Help your clients envision their new office and close deals faster.
Learn More About Office Design Software2D Small Office Floor Plans
A 2D small office floor plan shows the space from above and can include dimensions, partition locations, and even furniture symbols. An accurate 2D floor plan is the first step in designing an efficient workspace.
Cedreo’s continuous drawing mode helps you create accurate small office floor plans in 5 minutes or less. As you draw the plan, you instantly see the updated dimensions and surface areas. Then, just drag and drop doors, windows, and office furniture symbols into place.
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3D Small Office Floor Plans
3D floor plans help bring your 2D plans to life. Cedreo allows your clients to simultaneously view their new office in 3D as 2D drawings are updated. This makes it easy to adjust office plans to match your client’s taste and needs, while instantly seeing the changes reflected in the 3D visualization.
You can add colors, materials, and office furnishings from Cedreo’s extensive 3D design library and then move through the workspace from a first-person perspective to help your clients visualize working in their new finished office space.
Learn More About 3D Floor Plans3D Rendered Small Office Layouts
All it takes is 5 minutes for Cedreo to create a custom room rendering based on the office lighting, time of day, camera perspective, and more!
Being able to visualize how office space will look helps your clients make better design decisions that pave the way to another successfully completed project.
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Small Office Layout Considerations
When creating floor plans for small offices, there are 6 things to keep in mind.
Flexibility
Office space needs can easily change over the years. If this might be the case for your clients, it’s best to limit the number of permanent walls you include in your designs. Instead, make better use of temporary partitions or cubicle systems since they can easily be reconfigured as needed. You can also create a more flexible space by designing multi-use areas that work for a variety of purposes.
Lighting
Be sure to include a variety of different lighting sources in your clients’ small office plans. Making good use of natural light helps reduce energy costs while also adding to workers’ sense of happiness. Then, combine natural lighting with daylight-colored task lighting to illuminate each person’s workspace and improve alertness.
Furniture
An uncomfortable office chair or a desk that’s too small can make a workday seem to drag on forever. That’s why it’s important to choose office furniture that provides a comfortable and ergonomic place to work. Look for desks, chairs, and other office furniture that are versatile and easy to adjust based on each person’s height and body shape.
Space and Placement
As you work with your clients, consider how their employees will need to interact with each other. If their employees need to exchange ideas often with each other, consider designing a more open office layout. On the other hand, if certain employees need to concentrate for long periods on detailed tasks, it’s best to give them a more private workspace to avoid distractions.
Collaboration
More and more companies are prioritizing collaboration and interaction between their employees. That’s why it’s important to include areas that facilitate interaction and encourage creativity. This could include open floor plans, casual meeting areas, and even larger break rooms.
Noise
Make sure employees who need to concentrate on detailed tasks won’t be disturbed by noises from break rooms, telephones, and printers. You can do this with sound-absorbing furniture and partitions with acoustic insulation.
And if you’re designing a small home office floor plan, it’s best to position it away from living rooms and children’s play areas to minimize noise and promote concentration.
Small Office Floor Plan Examples
Check out some examples of real small office layouts created with Cedreo. These floor plans showcase different layouts depending on the client’s needs and constraints.
2D small office floor plan
Small office floor plan closed
Home office floor plan
Office floor plan with dimensions
3D small office floor plan
Rendered small office floor plan
Client-focused small office floor plan
Small office floor plan for two people
Small Office Floor Plan FAQs
Below are answers to frequently asked questions about small office floor plans.
What’s the best way to maximize small office space?
The three best ways to maximize small office space is natural lighting, functional furniture pieces, and making it a flexible space. Adequate natural lighting helps to make your space feel bigger. Find furniture that is multi-purpose to make the space more flexible and functional.
Can I create 2D & 3D floor plans with Cedreo?
Yes! Cedreo’s dual-window view shows you your 3D design in real-time as you draw in 2D. Then you simply switch to the 3D view to add 3D furnishing, materials, and products.
How will I know if everything will fit in my small office space?
Cedreo allows you to add dimensions for everything…walls, doorways, windows, appliances, and furniture. Once you have the basic floor plan in place with dimensions, you can test to view what different-sized furniture will look like in the space.
Can I create multiple offices on one floor plan?
Yes! Cedreo’s floor plan software helps you create an entire home or commercial space. So, create a small at-home office, or an entire company office space!