Office interior design in Riga

Office interior design in Riga is done by interior designer Valerija Gelfere (designv). She plans workstations, meeting and quiet areas, the kitchen, acoustics and lighting, and a 3D visualization in Homestyler costs from 5 € per m². Apartment projects start at 10 € per m²; for an office, Valerija quotes after a meeting, based on floor area and scope. The renovation is carried out by trusted crews, and Valerija supervises the work herself.

Book a consultation

Priceafter a meetingApartment projects from 10 €/m², 3D visualization from 5 €/m². For commercial spaces the price depends on floor area and scope.

How much interior design and 3D visualization cost in Riga

ServicePriceExample / note
Interior design projectfrom €10/m²50 m² apartment from €500
3D visualization (Homestyler)from €5/m²50 m² apartment from €250, can be ordered on its own
Furniture and decor selectionby scopeavailable without a design project
Renovation and site supervisionby estimatetrusted crews and companies

Prices updated on 3 November 2026.

What the office project includes

  • Zoning: workstations, meeting room, quiet area and kitchen
  • Workstation layout with daylight and comfortable walkways
  • Acoustics in an open-plan office and sound insulation for meeting rooms
  • Lighting, sockets and cabling for every workstation
  • Storage for documents, equipment and personal belongings
  • 3D visualization from 5 €/m² and renovation management

Who it suits

  • A small company moving into its own office
  • An office that needs replanning for a new team size
  • An office where clients visit
  • A private office or home office
Illustration: a light living room in a historic Riga centre apartment with tall windows and oak parquet
Illustration

Questions about interior design in Riga

How much does office interior design cost in Riga?

For a commercial space Valerija Gelfere quotes after a meeting, because the price depends on floor area and scope. For reference, apartment design projects start at 10 € per m² and 3D visualization at 5 € per m².

How do I plan a small office?

First work out how many people are in at the same time, how often there are meetings and whether clients visit. Then workstations go near the windows, the meeting room near the entrance, and the kitchen and printer where their noise will not disturb anyone.

What should I consider when fitting out an office?

Daylight, comfortable chairs and desks, enough sockets and room for cables, storage and acoustics all matter. If clients visit, the reception and meeting room should work as the company’s calling card.

How do I reduce noise in an open-plan office?

Acoustic panels on the ceiling and walls, rugs, upholstered furniture and partitions between teams reduce noise. A small quiet room or phone booth helps with calls and focused work.

What lighting does an office need?

An office needs even light without glare on screens, and desks are best placed side-on to the windows. Besides general lighting, desk lamps and warmer light in the break area are useful.

How can an office interior show the company brand?

The brand shows not only in the logo at the entrance but in colours, materials and lighting that fit the company’s character. Most attention usually goes to the reception and meeting room, because clients see them.

Can I get office design and renovation together?

Yes. Valerija Gelfere runs the whole project: the renovation is carried out by trusted crews and companies she works with regularly, and she supervises the work herself so it matches the drawings.

Can I see what the office will look like before renovation?

Yes, with a 3D visualization in Homestyler, from 5 € per m². It lets you compare colours, materials and furniture layouts before any money goes into the renovation.

Tell us about your space: floor area, address and when you plan the renovation.