Preparing Learning Environments for What’s Ahead

As education evolves under new human, technological and institutional pressures, Steelcase offers a view of what academic spaces will need next.

How Student Designers Turn Neighborhood Inspiration Into Workplace Community

Top five finalists in the Steelcase NEXT Student Design Competition explore what makes workplaces feel more connected.

Designing Comfort Into Care, Everywhere

How the Apprise Collection authentically helps healthcare feel more human.

Inside a New Kind of Café at PUMA’s Global Headquarters

The new PUMA café brings employees, customers, and the public together in a welcoming, flexible space.

A New Mindset

Workplace design can play an important role in supporting cognitive wellness in the workplace, helping improve focus and productivity in the age of AI. Learn more.

Blueprint for a Better Office

New Steelcase research across the offices of nine countries reveals four critical gaps in office design that can hold workers back in surprising ways.

Creating People-Centered AI Spaces

As AI changes the way people work, office design can be used to help support new ways of work and human needs for focus, collaboration and socialization.

Finding Balance in a Screen-First Workday

Hybrid collaboration is here to stay, but it’s created a need for offices to be designed to prevent screen fatigue and create balance for human needs.

Community Drives Performance

Learn how designing offices to include a variety of zones helps support many styles of work and foster a sense of community that engages employees.

Embracing the Spirit of Co-Creation

Work Better asked design journalist Adrian Madlener to reflect on the value of co-creation on behalf of Coalesse, a Steelcase design brand dedicated to helping people create brilliant work together.

How Inclusive Design Redefines Parkinson’s Care + Community

See how Steelcase partnered with the Kirk Gibson Foundation to design an inclusive wellness facility in Michigan that meets the needs of those with Parkinson’s.

Designing Better Connections

When technology breaks down, so does your workday. That connection raises the stakes for how technology and the physical workplace operate as one, driving interior designers and IT professionals to partner in ways they rarely did before.