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When you choose furniture for your workplace, what matters most?

Is it the design or the durability, the fit or the function, the color or the components? As workplaces evolve into more welcoming and dynamic destinations for collaboration, it’s hard to compromise. It’s fair to want it all — and feel like your purchase is responsible, too.

Classroom design is much more than making the best use of space based on instructional goals. Properly implemented, it can serve the needs of students who require a greater degree of support to improve interpersonal skills and achieve academic success.

Learning is no longer limited by conventional classroom layouts. From dedicated areas for different styles of instruction to retracting walls and garage doors that open new possibilities, traditional approaches to educational furniture and its function are also evolving in exciting new directions.

Modern classrooms look nothing like those just a generation ago. Conformity is out and flexibility is in, with once predictable rows of chairs and desks now replaced by a combination of education furniture solutions that support individual learning along with group collaboration.

For most employees, personal workspaces are where the majority of their work actually gets done. But if that space is cluttered, or uncomfortable, or exposed to loud noise…well, there goes the productivity. Here are ideas to help your people perform at their best.