Every office is not the same. This is especially true for offices in healthcare. A medical office is harder to design and furnish as there are many more guidelines and safety measures to consider than for a regular business office. If you find the task of furnishing the waiting room of your medical office daunting, look no further than this guide to get you started.
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Nicole Groshek from National Business Furniture thinks that patient well being should be the main focus while furnishing a medical waiting room. Here is her article.
How to Set Up a Healthcare Waiting Room
Getting ready to furnish your healthcare facility’s front lobby, but unsure of where to start? Due to safety and privacy concerns associated with a medical office, designing a waiting room for this type of facility is very different from the typical business office. You’ll want to situate furniture in your reception area differently depending on what type of medical services you offer, but these considerations are a good place to start. See full post here
While buying furniture for a medical facility, it is important that you keep emphasis on the build quality and general condition. This can be especially hard when you opt to go for used furniture due to budget concerns. At Vision Office Interiors, you will find high quality new and used office furniture all in one place to take some pressure off.
One of the latest trends in office furniture is the driftwood finish. Keep your office furniture simple but not boring – driftwood finish keeps it professional without seeming daunting in doing so.
Neutral colors will always be in style, and gray has been a clear front-runner for modern offices that find black depressingly dark and white blindingly bright. The trend toward gray has moved from being just a shade that you paint on the walls to being a color you can use as a base anywhere, from the upholstery on chairs to the finish on your desk. In fact, we’ve been seeing quite a bit more gray ash desks and tables over the last couple of years that have a weathered, driftwood-like appearance. With this finish, you can still get the beautiful wood grain look you love, but in a soft, neutral shade that will look good when paired with just about any other color. See full post here
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Probably the single most important furniture in the workplace is the office chair. We know that some workplaces are abandoning seats and moving toward standing desks, but even then the majority of employees prefer to sit than stand all day.
Studies have shown that office furniture can affect workplace productivity. The more personalized and vibrant the furniture, the higher is employee productivity and enthusiasm. Seeing how the office chair is the most used (and underrated) item of office furniture, here is Nicole Groshek from National Business Furniture with some important tips on choosing the most suitable office chairs for your office.
Office Chair Measurements that Matter
With the vast and varied selection of office chairs available, narrowing down your options can be tough. You’ve probably considered cost, ergonomics and aesthetics during your shopping process, but have you thought about getting a chair with the right measurements? Just like a desk or bookcase, chairs come in many sizes, and you’ll want to find one that will fit with your workspace, your work style and your body type. Here’s what to consider before making a purchase. See full post here
Modern design has spread its roots. Originating during the second half of the 20th century, modern design has spread to architecture, fashion and furniture alike. Simple and more geometrical than classical or traditional designs, it is far more utilitarian than its predecessors. So, it’s no surprise that modern design is preferred in places where productivity maximization is a priority.
Modern furniture has not only found its way into the workspace, but due its aesthetically appealing look, is taking over waiting rooms and lunchrooms too.
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Nicole Groshek from National Business Furniture shares some impressive ways modern furniture has integrated itself into the modern office.
Now Trending: Modern Office Furniture
Sleek and sophisticated furniture is here to stay, and we’re not just talking about in your home. Due to its attractive look, modern furnishings are only gaining in popularity in offices all over the world. Modern office design creates an air of professionalism through minimalism, focusing on thin profiles and mixed materials. It’s a fashion statement that can be seen in every corner of an office, no matter how large or small the business may be. Here are some of the ways we’ve seen modern office furniture implemented in recent years.
In a private office. Whether you’re working in a large corporate corner office or a small space in your home, you have plenty of options when it comes to choosing a modern collection for your private workspace. One common trend is mixing materials, which most often comes in the form of furniture with both wood grain and metal elements. Because most modern office collections feature table desks with a slim outline, you may want to consider adding a modesty panel to your main work surface. When it comes to filing and storage, consider display cabinets and bookshelves for a more airy, open look, and go with cabinetry that has sleek metal drawer and door pulls. If it’s convenient filing you need, try adding one or two mobile pedestal to your workspace that can be pulled nearby when needed and pushed away when not. See full post here
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