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Did you ever think an office chair would be on someone’s holiday wish list?

In the past, it would’ve seemed odd, but...2020. And, it beats another set of pots and pans. Or Christmas socks.

Our kitchen tables have become workstations, our living room couches have doubled as brainstorm areas, and unused nooks have turned into places where maybe a desk could fit.

This season, consider a gift for you or someone else that helps fill a need. Supportive, comfortable seating is not just a luxury for better work—it’s a requirement.

Thoughtful design. Exceptional durability. Intuitive solutions.

That’s the HON way. Every piece of furniture we create—from initial conceptualization to its final design—is created with those important benchmarks in mind.

You’ve likely heard us say our products are “made to last.” Other manufacturers will make the same promise, but the follow-through can be an uphill climb. At HON, that challenge is not only fun and exciting for us, but it fuels everything we do.

You know that nagging pain in your back that started a few months ago? How about that strain in your neck, the one you thought came from a weird night of sleep?

Guess what? If you’ve been working from home in a less-than-ideal chair, those aches and pains could be related to it.

As millions of us have discovered in the last several months, ergonomics is a really big deal. No matter where you work – whether it’s a hotel, a school, or even your own home - ergonomics should be a top priority when you’re looking for seating.

As recently as 2017, nearly 3% of the American workforce was working from home. Today, nearly 75 million U.S. workers have a job that offers some form of remote work.

Over the last several months, working from home has become normal for many of us—but even though we’ve grown accustomed to it, no one said it would be a piece of cake.

Home is where the heart is, right?

Sure. But home is also where comfort resides. And in the last several months, that’s never been a truer sentiment, especially since many of us have been working from our living rooms, patios, and kitchens.

For many children across the United States, school is back in session – and it’s shaping up to be a school year unlike anything they have ever experienced.

The classroom will look different this fall, but at HON, we’re committed to developing solutions that support ongoing learning opportunities in and out of the classroom.

Everyone knows that work and how we do it has changed dramatically since last spring. The giant, global “work-from-home experiment” has become the “maybe it’s time work evolved permanently” movement.

This shift in thinking has meant that nothing, from our desks to our chairs to our living spaces, has escaped being evaluated, updated and adapted to better suit our new day-to-day lives.

As many of us gradually return to the office with guidelines in place, we hope this information serves as a look toward the future. Our team at HON is here to support you through the transitions and help you look forward to productive collaboration in all forms.

Raise your hand if you’ve spent time at a less-than-ideal desk or workstation.

We see you.

As many of us gradually return to the office with guidelines in place, we hope this information serves as a look toward the future. Our team at HON is here to support you through the transitions and help you look forward to productive collaboration in all forms.

At HON, we spend a lot of time getting to know our customers better. Those relationships are what we pride ourselves on.

What do their companies need? What do their employees need? And how, with our products and services, can we fulfill those needs to make their businesses better?

As many of us gradually return to the office with guidelines in place, we hope this information serves as a look toward the future. Our team at HON is here to support you through the transitions and help you look forward to productive collaboration in all forms.

The last three months have taught us a lot.

We’ve learned to quickly pivot in challenging times.

We’ve learned to connect even when we aren’t together.

We’ve learned how to be productive regardless of where we work.