Summer students aren’t the only ones cracking the books right now. Educators and administrators are reflecting on the last school year and making decisions for the one ahead.
Let’s be honest: Real life is usually a bit messier and less organized than Instagram might imply. After all, If there isn’t some clutter, is anything really getting done?
This is the second in our series of interviews with HON Company President Brandon Bullock. In this article, learn how office furniture shopping has evolved and how HON is reshaping the buyer experience with the right mix of technology and personalized support.
Ever wonder who comes up with the product designs our customers love? Meet the designers who bring them to life.
Everyone knows HON builds durable, affordable furnishings for any office environment, educational setting or public space. But behind the scenes is a global team of designers that helps us to deliver innovative, stylish solutions that leverage our decades of market insights and manufacturing expertise.
The post-pandemic era of work is coming into view.
Is your business ready for it?
Most employees have spent more than a year working at home, and along the way, they’ve been taking notes. First and foremost, they’ve been working in a space that they set up—and designed—to best fit the way they work. Additionally, they feel safe being at home, where they won’t be exposed to unnecessary health risks.
These considerations will influence the way offices look while employees return. And we’ve been taking notes, too.
A well-designed office is functional, adaptable and just feels good to visit and work in, for employees and visitors alike. Here’s a quick look at four design essentials the best offices get right.
What’s happened in your work life lately?
Perhaps you’ve started a new job that allows for remote flexibility. Or maybe you’re among the many Americans who have found out they aren’t returning to the office anytime soon—or ever.
Biophilic design is a concept worth paying attention to. It’s the practice of viewing architecture through a more biological perspective, and adding natural elements to not just improve how a space looks but also how it feels to those who work in it. Though the benefits are widely accepted, the science supporting such spaces is still emerging, and workplaces from offices to schools and healthcare facilities are increasingly embracing it.
