Office Design Trends

The way we work in, and view the office has changed. It's reported that 26% of US employees are working remotely currently, and by 2025 they anticipate over 36 million Americans...

Flexible work arrangements are here to stay. Even though some companies have implemented return-to-work mandates, 76% of the Fortune 100 companies still operate on a hybrid work...

The office design environment has changed and evolved rapidly over the last several years. Last year we predicted natural, sustainable and acoustic designs, an increased emphasis...

The reception area. This first thing everyone sees as they walk into your office, and the last area they pass through on their way back out. Everyone knows that a bright cheerful...

The hybrid workplace model has become the predominant office model, especially for knowledge-based industries. And it is clear as employees have pushed back on the return to work...

There are many ways to address the need for privacy in the office. From stopping coworkers from looking over your shoulder to eliminating as much noise as possible, privacy does...

The workplace is constantly changing and to keep up businesses need to evolve and look for opportunities to improve. The physical workspace is an area that many organizations are...

Updated Feb. 2022 In today’s hybrid workplace, the needs of employees are constantly changing as workers shift between home and the office. When employees choose to spend the day...

The layout of your office is an important factor in engagement, productivity, and collaboration. In response to the pandemic, this layout must adapt. In a survey of 185 executives...

If you asked your employees to share their favorite color, what would most choose? With almost certainty, we can guess the color choice is not brown, grey, or white. Further, a...