Post-COVID Return to Work

Work-from-Home Designs for the Post-COVID Office

work from home comfort in post-covid furniture

Work-from-home. A year and a half ago, most office workers were asked to work from home. This change was sudden, but the workforce adapted quickly, creating home offices that weren’t always ideal. However, they kept businesses running during the pandemic.

As we are entering into the post-COVID era, with many states opening back up, it is unclear what the office will look like. At this point, it is reported that only 28% of workers are back in the office. The employees that have returned are leaving behind many of the challenges of the work-from-home routine. But some of the comforts of home may be making their way into the office.

With the abundance of virtual meetings that took place, the need and desire for collaboration spaces are greater than ever.

The Comforts of the Work-From-Home Office

There is nothing like kicking your feet up when you return from work after a long day. During the covid shutdown, putting your feet up became part of the daily routine. Living rooms became offices for many workers. In a typical office environment, whether your day consists of constant standing or you spend most of your time seated, your legs are most likely lacking elevation. Elevating your legs improves tiredness and soreness in your lower body.

Comfortable seating in many forms integrated into your office creates a more home-like environment. Lounge areas with ergonomic couches and footrests provide comfortable spaces for meetings and collaboration. Bring these work from home designs to the office with a modern flair.

work from home styled office furniture

Bringing the Kitchen Table to the post-COVID Workplace

Another common work-from-home solution was the kitchen table office. These work-from-home spaces gave teleworkers plenty of room to spread out and be creative. Bring this feature to the office with functional tables featuring sleek, modern designs. The impact of personal workspace on productivity is often overlooked, but these tables can help. Employees can keep the entire project in front of them.

As return to work continues, these more spacious tables can provide an opportunity for collaboration and teamwork. With the abundance of virtual meetings that took place, the need and desire for collaboration spaces are greater than ever. Let your team thrive together.

Post-COVID workspace

Making the Workplace Personal

During the past year and a half of working from home, employees had their own space. Allowing flexibility in the office can boost motivation and productivity. What better way to bring a bit of home to the workplace? Let them customize their space.

The impact of personal space on productivity is often overlooked.

Our modern office cubicle helps individuals and teams create the ideal workspace for their needs.

 

 

Offices with flexibility can adapt to a wide range of ways for workers to carry out their duties. Tying people to their desks has no place in the workplace. Especially as workers come back from a time of increased flexibility. Most of the office layouts are open. There’s room for movement in the working space.

Having the ability to choose and create an environment more like home, encourages workers to be more productive. It also improves their well-being and morale. It helps the transition back to the workplace and removes frustrations and pressures that come with the office.

Creating these spaces for your teams can seem like a challenge. However, at StrongProject we work with you to make your office feel like home and a place where your workers want to be. 

 

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