As a workplace design and fitout company, we understand the critical role that a well-designed workspace plays in enhancing employee productivity and satisfaction, fostering creativity, and improving a company’s bottom line.
In recent years, there has been an increasing focus on sustainability, with individuals, companies, and governments alike recognising the need to take action to protect our planet. One area where sustainability is particularly important in the workplace. Here’s why it matters and how your company can achieve it.
The world of work is changing fast. For the better. Here are the Top 5 Global Workplace Design Trends for 2023 for offices and workplaces all over the world, from Contour Interiors.
In today’s post-Covid world, hybrid workplaces are becoming increasingly more common. Finding the right balance of collaboration and focus in a workplace can encourage employees to return to the office and allow them to appreciate the environment and become more productive.
If you’re looking for an office space that fulfils your true wants and needs as a company, you need to make sure you cover every angle. What you need is an office space that reflects your brand as a company, fulfils the needs of the company, and inspires and invigorates your workforce.
Here are some common sense precautions to take with your next office relocation project – especially when it comes to timing. Making a comprehensive office relocation plan is all about time invested, deadlines, and pre-preparation… Let us clue you in.
Even in the so-called “post-covid world,” covid safety remains a critical issue for any office interior design. It can be a challenge to ensure that you have a covid-safe office design because there are multiple factors that contribute to this.
The modern office has evolved to adapt to the different ways that individuals like to work. Many companies have been re-evaluating their position on open-plan offices to consider whether this type of office layout is the best overall for workplace productivity.
Finding or searching for the appropriate amount of office space is critical for growing businesses. How much workspace is required is dictated very much by the direction and strategy of an organisation, rather than a ‘cookie-cutter’ solution.
The goal of applying ergonomics in the workplace is to enhance product design and the layout of workstations in order to reduce the negative effects of exhaustion, fatigue, and minor injuries. Ergonomically designed workstations reduce the likelihood of experiencing pain in the muscles and joints as well as the likelihood of straining and slouching, both of which can be contributors to the development of more serious health issues. In this article we examine the many benefits of workplace economics and how they can be applied holistically as part of a workplace strategy.
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