Teachers are constantly seeking new ways to keep students engaged throughout the day.
While 2020 threw a curveball to the education sector as alternative learning methods had to be quickly employed, it also peeled back the curtain on challenges we hadn’t imagined yet.
You know we love chairs, and you know we love talking about them.
But we felt this was the right time to pump the brakes, ever so slightly.
There’s a lot of “new” in the working world lately and things are moving pretty quickly—so let’s take a collective step back and start from the ground floor. With so many styles, models and features available in seating, the jargon can get confusing.
Think about your office, and all the spaces contained within it.
What’s consistent through each environment? If you said “seating,” you’d be correct.
Supportive seating is important. Given how much time we spend in our chairs during a normal work day, it’s crucial to have seating that’s tailored for individual needs (or that can adapt accordingly).
“The perfect workspace.”
Does it exist? The answer is yes!
Especially now as work evolves and the office takes on new functions, shapes and layouts, finding the right mix of furniture and design will make your space attractive. That’s the key to better work, and happier, more productive employees.
Working from home is what we do now.
While some people are working full-time from home, others find themselves in a hybrid arrangement, and (at the least) most employers are offering a flexible work situation that may include working from home on occasion.
Everyone has a home workspace (or a place to work while at home), but it may not be tailored to their working style or it may not fit with the look and feel of the home itself.
It’s your space—it should be all about you!
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