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PayPal Offices

Offices & Workplaces · Israel
Architect
Hadas Makov Interior Architecture
Lighting Fixtures Supplier
Boost Lighting
Photographer
Peled Studios
PayPal Offices
§ Design note
  1. 01Global Fintech Identity. The lighting supports a professional and contemporary workplace atmosphere, reflecting PayPal’s identity as a global digital payments and financial technology company.
  2. 02Collaboration and Focus. Light balances workstations, meeting rooms, shared areas, informal interaction zones, and circulation, supporting both focused work and teamwork.
  3. 03Clean Workplace Atmosphere. The design uses controlled brightness, clear hierarchy, and integrated architectural lines to create a calm, precise, and high-quality office environment.
Timber-lined reception with the PayPal logo and city views
Open workspace with upholstered dividers and planting
Cafeteria and dining area with city views
Reception lounge with planting
Open work area beside a decorated graphic column
Upholstered booth seating along the windows
Meeting and coffee corner with a graphic wall
Blue kitchenette with ring pendant lights
Small meeting room with a wall graphic
Shared bench facing a whiteboard wall
Work corner with suspended shelving and greenery
Bench nook and lockers at the floor entrance
Standing-height meeting nook with a ring pendant
§ Technical notes
  1. 01Office Lighting. Balanced illumination is planned for workstations, meeting rooms, collaboration zones, circulation areas, and shared support spaces.
  2. 02Visual Comfort. Fixture placement, optics, and brightness hierarchy are selected to reduce glare and support comfortable screen-based work.
  3. 03Scene Control. Lighting scenarios support daily work, meetings, presentations, informal interaction, reception activity, and evening operation.
  4. 04Interior Coordination. Lighting is integrated with the interior architecture, ceiling systems, electrical infrastructure, furniture layouts, acoustic elements, and workplace planning by Hadas Makov Interior Architecture.
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