Designing a real estate development office involves creating a space that is both functional and inviting. Here is a brief guide:

### Key Elements:
1. **Reception Area**:
   - **Design**: Sleek and welcoming with comfortable seating.
   - **Features**: Reception desk, logo display, modern lighting, and a digital display for project showcases.

2. **Meeting Rooms**:
   - **Design**: Professional and private.
   - **Features**: Large conference tables, comfortable chairs, audio-visual equipment, and soundproofing.

3. **Workstations**:
   - **Design**: Open-plan for collaboration with some private cubicles.
   - **Features**: Ergonomic furniture, ample storage, and personal space for employees.

4. **Executive Offices**:
   - **Design**: Luxurious and private.
   - **Features**: High-quality furniture, personal meeting space, and sophisticated decor.

5. **Break Room**:
   - **Design**: Relaxing and comfortable.
   - **Features**: Kitchenette, comfortable seating, and entertainment options.

6. **Showroom Area**:
   - **Design**: Modern and interactive.
   - **Features**: Models of developments, digital screens, and information displays.

### Color Scheme:
- **Neutral Base**: Whites, grays, and beiges to create a clean and professional look.
- **Accents**: Incorporate the company’s branding colors for a cohesive identity.

### Materials:
- **Furniture**: High-quality wood, metal, and glass.
- **Flooring**: Hardwood, carpet in meeting areas, and tiles in high-traffic zones.
- **Lighting**: A mix of natural light, overhead lighting, and task lighting.

### Technology Integration:
- High-speed internet, smart office systems, digital displays, and video conferencing equipment.

### Decor:
- Minimalist with strategic use of plants, artwork, and branded elements to create a professional yet inviting atmosphere. 

This approach ensures a functional, aesthetically pleasing environment that promotes productivity and represents the company’s brand effectively.