If we took a look back at a typical business office before the pandemic most would have looked about the same. All law offices, newspaper offices, and big tech companies would have had a similar flow and layout—individual workspaces with a break or conference room. As our country has started to heal from the pandemic, we have begun the return to work. But many employees are choosing to stay at home, even if that means leaving their current jobs to…
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Office Furniture Trends Return to Work Social Distancing Furniture
We Think The Future of Post-COVID Office Furniture Matters
It’s July 2020, and it’s still hard to fully imagine what a post-COVID world will look like. But it’s not difficult to anticipate what human beings will crave—especially when it comes…
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We’ve said time and time again that the open office layout is not ideal for today’s modern worker. The same can be said for what many call the “modern-day” or “hip”…
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It’s a fact: open office plans don’t work for all employees. Despite the intention being to foster communication and teamwork, people find the lack of privacy distracting. They’ll even manufacture privacy…
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Over at Inc. Magazine, StrongProject’s CEO Jeff Pochepan examines how offices—from startups to corporations to coworking models—are all suffering from the same privacy crisis. The culprit? Open office design. Read the…
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Moving into a new office space that has a stuffy, traditional design? Or maybe you’re dissatisfied with your current office design and looking for something more open and inviting? Whether…
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Based on all the trends coming out of Silicon Valley, workers today want bright, open-air, open office designs with plenty of social interaction and zero privacy – right? Maybe not. Based…
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Moving into a new office space that has a stuffy, traditional design? Or maybe you’re dissatisfied with your current office design and looking for something more open and inviting? Whether you…