In 2026, LinkedIn moves into new offices in the Opéra district. Across the world, LinkedIn adapts its visual environment to reflect local cultures while staying true to its brand DNA. The interior spaces are designed by Chambers, combining a refined and welcoming Parisian aesthetic.
Our mission: to showcase the unique characteristics of French culture through a variety of mediums — from the themes and names of meeting rooms, to the creation of immersive graphic environments and the curation of artworks displayed throughout the offices.
At the reception area, each seat features an InBug, a three-dimensional icon unique to every LinkedIn office around the world. We chose to reinterpret it in ceramic as a nod to the Paris Métro: a collection of one-of-a-kind tiles was created, each representing a different French region — a project developed in partnership with Ateliers Arquié in Limoges.
The immersive graphic environments bring these themes to life through their respective colour palettes. A curation process enabled us to select artworks by French artists that resonate with each universe. We also designed interactive installations inviting employees to share their personal experiences: on the Discover floor, a large map of France encourages everyone to pin their favourite place.
The meeting rooms are named in connection with the theme of their respective floor. On the “Create” floor, their names are inspired by places of creation: the Studio, the Lab, and the Workshop. Each name is brought to life through a dedicated graphic treatment — from wallpaper to framed posters.
The signage, meanwhile, is treated with a minimalist approach: magnetic wooden panels mounted on a brass structure, with edges coloured to match the palette of each floor.
