Few important facts on how workplaces affect us in a negative way

• Unsightly worn-out finishes

• Outdated furniture systems that don’t allow flexibility & collaboration

• Lighting sources causing fatigue

• Miserable break rooms and/or lack of break spaces

How is it being done today?

• We spend most of our lives at work. Today’s trends in workplace design are meaningfully working towards natural human needs. We see more and more work spaces designed to feel like home. Designers create offices in a more informal manner by applying flexible, open work zones with collaborative and lounge areas versus stiff and formal conference rooms and monotonous cubical systems. It’s been proven that people are more productive and creative while working in a flexible space setting instead of one stationary spot.

• The new generation of professionals have new work values, priorities and… expectations. Millennials focus on their personal interests and are less loyal to their employers than their older counterparts. In order to attract talent, modern companies need to be able to offer a well-balanced, flexible and participative workplace environment.

• Bringing a new look to your workplace landscape will boost the energy of the employees. Well designed, modern spaces boost employee’s morale and motivation.