Office Remix
The demand for casual, shared environments at work is at an all-time high. At the same time, organizations are more challenged than ever to use every bit of their real estate in meaningful ways. It’s often hard to know for sure what employees really need or want, and so often spaces are sitting empty. New research from Steelcase points the way with guidelines for creating casual work settings that are purposeful, productive and appealing— sure-to-be-used places for getting real work done.
Eye-Catching Designs Curate Comfort + Performance
Tour beautifully-curated workspaces inspired by the seasons. Brian Shapland, Steelcase general manager of ancillary partnerships, and Jenn Hunziker, Steelcase applications consultant, worked with Steelcase dealer One Workplace and Two Decor to create these show-stopping spaces in our San Francisco pop-up. Experience these designs and see how the diverse Steelcase portfolio brings them to life in-person through March 2020. Designers can explore each space now as part of Marketplace Featured Projects.
Planning for Performance
Today so much of our work happens away from the primary workstation. The casual atmosphere draws us in, but often these spaces do not support our work.
Bolia Designs for All Your Senses: CEO Q+A
Bolia’s CEO shares how his award-winning Danish design company brings new Scandinavian design to its customers at home and at work.
Making Beautiful Design Choices Easy
An experienced, dedicated team behind-the-scenes makes sure customers and designers have easy access to more choices.
Make Your Office Less Spooky
Five lessons we learned as kids on Halloween that can translate to a better place to work.
Find Your Fresh Perspective Outdoors: Design Q+A
The founder of Extremis shares how his company designs differently for the outdoors, how he takes advantage of small outside spaces and why we should all get outside a little more.
10 Things I Love at Work (and Want at Home)
These days the workplace feels a lot more like home and I find myself coveting things at work I’d love to bring home with me.
What Workers Want
People know what they don’t want at work—a sea of bland, uniform spaces where ideas go to die.
Five Ways the Office Can Help Combat Loneliness
Research suggests companies should make fostering social connections a strategic priority.