Believe it or not, furniture has been historically mobile. Medieval royalty furniture, for instance, was made collapsible for transport. They had folding chairs, trestle tables, and knockdown bed frames, just like today. King Henry XIII even sported a well-known portable desk (pictured left). And it...
Ergonomics. The study of people’s efficiency at work. Though, it’s come to mean “wellness design,” “workplace well-being,” and more. We hear it thrown around in interior design circles and commercial furniture ads. And we see employers clamoring more and more to bring it to their...
You can read about it in Forbes, and you can read about it on The Huffington Post. You can read about it on many of the top blogs covering higher education. You can even read about in in a study conducted by Barnes & Noble to help marketing execs understand...
Longevity at its finest. Designing for the ever-changing needs of each new generation can be overwhelming, but the office environment has an undeniable impact on employees’ productivity. As a result, building out space to foster new ideas and boost morale should be at the top of...
We’ve gone over the importance of de-cluttering your space, syncing your employees’ schedules and keeping a magnetic glassboard around to keep projects and ideas all in one place, but there are hundreds of ways to keep your office organized. Hideaway Drawer - It’s extremely important to...
The whiteboard has changed the way we communicate; we can educate on a whole new level, brainstorm and create without restriction and change our minds in a matter of minutes. The mobile whiteboard helps us take our ideas from room to room, and is great...
