If you own a commercial property, you most likely want it designed to suit your and your clients’ tastes. Everyone has that dream of owning a commercial property with an amazing commercial exterior design; architectural concepts that can reflect your client’s inner character and overall expectations. In other words, your office building or commercial property should be able to express a unique extension of yourself.




Even though it’s correct to say that the exterior design of any building is an extension of the client for whom it is designed, it is also rather flippant in terms of the extent of expression it distinguishes. You need to consider what your clients will be observing when they walk to your commercial property, even before it is occupied. To convey the right message, your commercial building should have an appropriate design that will do most of the talking.



Furthermore, a commercial exterior design has to be complimenting on two levels. First, it needs to compliment your commercial property by blending with your architect’s theme. Secondly, the design used should be able to express your ideas, in order to correctly portray you and what you are. Commercial exterior design is an intricate undertaking in which technical, as well as creative solutions, are applied to achieve a customized business environment.




For the most part, the windows you choose to install on your commercial property need to be durable. Modern office buildings look superb with large expansive windows from the floor up to the ceiling. On the other hand, if you want to maintain a traditional style, rectangular white-paned windows that are symmetrically placed will be more ideal. Always consider all your options so that you install durable and aesthetically alluring windows.




Light normally impacts the robustness of an area. Use soft white light to improve décor and also add to your building’s elegance. Compare different illumination designs to attract and detract from different areas in order to create a specific aura.




With so many options currently being offered in the market, it can prove difficult to decide on the materials to use on your office exterior. It is wise to balance durability with aesthetics. The design should reflect your personal style. For example, cedar shingles or tumbled stones for a country style or sleek steel for the modern minimalist. Always consult skilled design architects to avoid costly mistakes; you can also make use of the various online visual tools to make the best choices.


Originally writen by comelite and most pictures collected from pinterest