OPPO Vietnam office furniture expansion and renovation: reconstructing the technology office ecosystem with brand colors and open collaboration

Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Time: 2023 (OPPO Vietnam's 10th anniversary)
Core keywords:
Office Furniture | Technology Mobile Phone Brand | Office Space Design | Vietnam Office Expansion | Space Aesthetics | OPPO Brand Colors | Open Collaboration Environment | Youthful and Vibrant Office | Simple and Fashionable Furniture

Project Background

2023 marks the 10th anniversary of OPPO, a global innovator in smart devices, entering Vietnam. To enhance brand influence and improve employee experience, OPPO and ADP design team have completed the expansion and renovation of their Ho Chi Minh City office, injecting the brand philosophy of "pursuit of beauty" into space design, creating a technology office benchmark that combines functionality and visual impact.

Design Highlights





Brand Visual Penetration





Reception area: The pure white color scheme is paired with a high brightness lighting system, conveying the brand's first impression of "grandeur and delicacy" through minimalist techniques, strengthening the integration of spatial aesthetics and technological sense.



Workplace: Using OPPO brand colors as the main theme, adopting a youthful color scheme, and dynamic office furniture layout to stimulate team vitality, echoing the corporate culture of "youth and innovation".



Efficiency oriented innovation





Open floor plan promotes cross departmental collaboration, paired with ergonomic intelligent office equipment, balancing work efficiency and comfort requirements.



The ADP team achieved a win-win situation between budget and aesthetic vision through cost optimization design, and was praised by OPPO as a "model case that combines inspiration and brand consistency".

Industry value

This project redefines the standards for technology enterprise office environments and serves as a reference sample for the design of Vietnamese mobile phone brand headquarters, confirming the modern office concept of "space design driven innovation".