Steelcase was recently recognized with multiple awards both nationally and internationally for its ongoing commitment to its sustainability initiatives to limit its impact on the planet and reduce climate change.

To help organizations and designers create safe and welcoming behavioral health spaces, Steelcase Health synthesized their research into seven design principles that together form a multilayered strategy.

Insights from Steelcase research led to the development of Everwall — a new architectural wall system designed to quickly and easily transform interior spaces.

Rather than basing office design on the need to fit more people into less space, the workplace should draw inspiration from a new source — the vibrant communities in which we live.

Steelcase is working alongside tech leaders Microsoft, Zoom, Logitech and Crestron to provide hybrid collaboration solutions today and to prototype, iterate and evolve for tomorrow.

The reinvention of the Steelcase WorkLife New York brings vibrant city life — and Central Park — into view to create a destination within a destination and support the philosophy of hybrid work.

In the heart of a picturesque pedestrian Paris neighborhood, the new Steelcase WorkLife Center is full of creative energy as people engage with their leaders and teammates.

Great neighborhoods bring people together and create a sense of community, yet they change over time to respond to the people who live there.

As people return to offices it’s clear they will expect the same flexibility and autonomy they enjoyed while working from home.

After a long history of prioritizing content over learners, the benefits of making education more human-centered and focused on wellbeing are clear.

Newly-published Steelcase research provides evidence that common workplace fabrics are not a predominant source of virus transmission.

A new Steelcase Health study uncovers six design principles to improve the healthcare experience for children and their families.