The COVID-19 pandemic raised a lot of questions about what offices would look like going forward. Would we say goodbye to open-plan offices? What would happen to communal spaces like break rooms and reception areas? And what about meetings? Would groups of people still be
As we say goodbye to winter and head into spring, it’s time for something new. Something that makes people feel renewed and reinvigorated. Our March 2023 Palette of the Month features a range of moody greens that bring fresh accents to a neutral palette. Our March
With as much upheaval as workplaces have been through in recent years, one thing that has remained consistent is the trend of biophilic design. For years before the pandemic came along, biophilic design had been one of the significant trends in workplace design and it
Being a small business can pose some unique challenges when it comes to office design. It’s important to have a nice space for people to work in, but small businesses often have smaller offices. And if a small business is expecting to go through a
When people have the choice between working at home or working in the office, the people who opt for the office very often do so because of a need to connect with others. Sometimes, people simply feel lonely working at home or they enjoy the
By far, one of the most common questions people have about office renovations is how much it’s going to cost. No company ever has a budget where money is no object and not only do they want to have a general idea of how much
Love is in the air! Our February Palette of the Month is inspired by romance and black and white affairs, with deep reds and blushing pinks that will have you falling in love all year long. This palette features products from: Interface, Shaw, Bernhardt Textiles, Virginia
Pretty in pink? That’s so 2022. 2023 is all about magnificent in magenta! For our first Palette of the Month, we wanted to start the year off with a nod to the Pantone Color of the Year for 2023, Viva Magenta. This palette features products from:
In recent years, many employers have been making efforts to better support employee wellness, both in terms of physical wellness and mental health. We’ve seen companies design offices that encourage movement, include in-office fitness rooms, and include calming colors to help reduce stress. But in
Now that a few years have passed since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, we’re beginning to get a better understanding of what the long-term changes offices will be experiencing. Without a doubt, one of the most significant changes is the growing number of companies