Co-working space material selection

This template suits designers, architects, and students working on co-working spaces and office interior projects. It helps organize finishes, textures, colors, furniture, and key specifications in a coordinated set of sheets. Its material lists, furniture layouts, schedules, and moodboard support both selection tracking and visual presentations of an interior design concept.

Open the template in Rayon, a browser-based CAD tool, and adapt the drawings and selection sheets to your office interior project. Update material and furniture entries with your selections, pricing, dimensions, and quantities, and arrange the moodboard to convey your concept. Reuse the included block and style libraries for consistent documentation, then present the sheets or export or print them.

The template includes a material selection sheet, a furniture selection layout, a moodboard section, and a detailed furniture schedule. Together, these organize visual references, finish choices, pricing, and furniture specifications for office interior projects. Full block and style libraries support consistent documentation across the sheets.

The material selection sheet contains itemized lists detailing brand, material, unit cost, and total price. It provides a structured place to document material choices alongside their pricing. Within the wider template, this sheet supports the organization of finishes, textures, colors, and key specifications for the office interior concept.

The furniture selection layout combines visual examples with each item's name, brand, and individual price. This lets the presentation show both the appearance of the selected furniture and its identifying information. It complements the detailed furniture schedule, which records type, dimensions, and quantities rather than focusing on visual examples.

The moodboard section brings together design concepts, furniture, and materials in a comprehensive visual presentation. For a co-working office project, it can show how selected finishes, textures, colors, and furniture relate to the overall design direction. The accompanying selection sheets provide the itemized information behind those visual choices.

The furniture schedule tracks selected pieces by type, dimensions, and quantities. Its purpose is to keep the furniture selection organized in a detailed record. Used alongside the furniture selection layout, it connects the visual presentation of the pieces with the information needed to document their size and number.

The moodboard presents the design concept through a combination of furniture and materials, while the selection sheets document the individual choices behind that presentation. Material entries include brand and pricing details, and furniture entries pair visual examples with names, brands, and prices. The furniture schedule adds type, dimensions, and quantities.

You can adapt the template by updating the material entries, furniture examples, and moodboard content to reflect the project's selected finishes, textures, colors, and pieces. Record the corresponding brands and prices in the selection sheets, then update furniture types, dimensions, and quantities in the schedule. The included block and style libraries support consistency across those changes.

The template includes full block and style libraries, ready to support consistent project documentation across all sheets. They provide a shared basis for presenting the material selections, furniture information, and moodboard content. When adapting the template, these libraries help keep the different deliverables visually coordinated rather than treating each sheet as a separate presentation.