Office Interior Design & Fit-Out

Most office fit-out guides for Ho Chi Minh City treat District 7 as an afterthought to District 1 — but for a Korean trading company coordinating daily with the Tan Thuan Export Processing Zone, or a regional branch office serving the city’s largest concentration of Korean residents, District 7 isn’t…

Rent in a District 1 Grade A tower can run USD 60 per square meter a month before a single desk is installed — more than most companies in District 7 or Binh Thanh pay for rent and fit-out combined. At that price, the interior design either earns its keep…

Most office design advice in Ho Chi Minh City assumes a high-floor tower unit with a service lift and a bare CAT A shell. Thao Dien breaks that assumption almost entirely – the neighborhood’s commercial stock is built from converted villas, low-rise buildings, and riverside properties never designed for office…

An office fit-out is a long series of small technical decisions – material grades, ceiling clearances, contract clauses, PCCC compliance details – made under deadline pressure. When those decisions have to pass through translation at every step, the risk of something getting lost isn’t hypothetical; it’s the most common reason…

Fitting out a new office in Ho Chi Minh City rarely means working with an empty, accessible floor plate. Most projects happen inside an occupied tower with a service-lift booking system, after-hours work restrictions, and existing ductwork and fire-safety pipework already running through the ceiling void – constraints a bare-shell…