How to Create the Mindful Office Your Employees Deserve

Offices are continuing to adapt to the rise in hybrid and remote work. And getting it right requires a fresh approach and mindset in the workplace. Post-pandemic, workers are expecting more from their office environment, and rightfully so. The office is where most of us spend 40 hours a week.  Why shouldn’t we have creature comforts? Or at least some mindful office resources. Go above and beyond the standard-issue office chair, clumsy conference rooms, and nausea-inducing fluorescent lights. Studies have shown that the more comfortable we are at work, the more productive we actually are. In fact, the office can be downright unhealthy when employers lack mindfulness in their approach to design. What does mindful office design mean? It’s the concept of putting your people first. This can show up in everything from creating your office layout, selecting furniture, considering acoustics, choosing lighting, and arranging the space. In many cases, it requires making tough choices that might mean spending a little more upfront for a bigger payoff in the end. However, healthier employees will cost you less than sick employees. A mindful office will make your workforce more robust and far happier.

Intentional Lighting

Attractive Acoustics

Recharge spaces are essential to help employees regain fruitful energy spent throughout the workday.

There are several different options on the market now—hanging screens, mobile partitions on wheels, and even multipurpose privacy screens that can double as acoustic furniture.

Biophilia

Recharge Spaces

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