The phrase "a stuffy office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an office environment that is uncomfortable due to poor air circulation or excessive heat.
Example: "After spending hours in a stuffy office, I needed to step outside for some fresh air."
Alternatives: "a cramped office" or "a hot office".
For the last 7 years up until a month ago I worked in the tech industry, huddled behind a desk in a stuffy office.
I couldn't bear being chained to my desk in a stuffy office any longer.
—Rachel Wenitsky and Ned Riseley, "Friends Who Folk: Click If You're Politically Aware" (June 2, 2016) * * * I couldn't bear being chained to my desk in a stuffy office any longer.
"Quite sad that you have to rely on Sky and that your employers haven't sent you to SA to do the over-by-over," writes Sangeeta, one of the few to have noticed that we're not actually out in South Africa, rather in a stuffy office in central London.
Mostly it's about checking the time without giving the impression I'm hurried, picking up phone calls effortlessly, and accessing new emails so quickly it doesn't seem like work - compared to sitting at a computer in a stuffy office.
There's something about walking into a stuffy office on a gorgeous spring day and that makes you think about how short life is.
A warm, stuffy office can make anyone, no matter how saturated with coffee, drowsy.
Back in the early 80's, I spend many an afternoon in a cramped and stuffy office in King's College, London, with an informally gathered group of mostly graduate students, going through Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations paragraph by paragraph, line by line.
"It's not an old and stuffy office building". Though the chamber has signed the agreement for the new space, the deal has not yet been finalized by the landlord, Rosansky added.
Plucked from the passport control line, I was taken to a stuffy airport office for questioning.
For instance, it might be more difficult to have a reciprocal, two-way sharing of experience in stuffy offices where one person is seated behind a big desk in the "more powerful" chair.
