#office-design

#office-design

The exhibit "Past as Prologue: The Last Decade of Furniture Design by Ray and Charles Eames (1968-1978)" focuses on office furniture designed for the white-collar workforce, emphasizing modularity and visual authority.

"We need to think beyond ADA requirements. It's not a particular look - it's making sure you're designing so that everyone feels comfortable, and everyone can feel like their needs are supported and that they have a sense of belonging in that space."

When Chelsea Riggs, CEO of Brooklyn-based haircare brand, envisioned a new workspace, she wanted it to be the antithesis of a standard business hub. It's intentionally designed to be the anti-office, a place where the boundaries between work and inspiration are fluid.

Our ideal place was one where diverse nature and people inside and outside the company could mutually influence each other and expand their world, like mixing ingredients to make sweets.

The Remy Global Office Interior Design redefines conventional office typology by fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and encouraging meaningful interaction in a user-centric environment.

Some companies are trying to make their offices less inhospitable with more pleasant lighting, per The Wall Street Journal.

Bringing the outdoors inside has been shown to boost mood, creativity, and mental clarity.