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The first time you visit a company’s office, what do you notice? Unless prior arrangements have been made to meet someone directly in their room, you are usually asked to wait for a while in their waiting room or reception area. This is where you draw the first impression of the company.

Have you ever paid attention to the waiting room of your office?

Nicole Groshek from National Business Furniture offers some essential advice on designing the modern waiting room.

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How to Design a Modern Waiting Room

Designing a waiting room in a modern style can be a daunting task no matter how small or large your space may be. After all, your reception area is often the first image that guests will have of your organization, so making a positive impression in this room is absolutely vital. Here’s what you should add to your space if you’re looking to achieve a truly modern look in your lobby.

Sleek and Simple Guest Seating. Make sure that your guest chairs aren’t too big or bulky. Traditional sofas and lounge chairs take up a lot of space in a room; instead, go with chairs that have seats raised up from the floor. This will give off a more modern appearance and even help make your waiting room look a little larger. You can kick the style up a notch by choosing chairs that have cool metal framework.

Occasional Tables that Match Your Guest Seating. Match your tables to your guest chars for a collected, well-coordinated appeal. Glass top tables give off an especially sleek and simple look, delivering the functionality of coffee and end tables without the bulky design elements that many traditional options tend to feature. See full post here

 

A well-designed waiting room that reflects the values of your organization can work wonders for the reputation of your company. For the most recent designs and quality office furniture for your waiting room, check our collection on the Vision Office Interiors website.

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One of the most overlooked aspects of workplace design is the lunchroom. Yet it can be the key to increasing employee satisfaction and productivity. A well-designed lunchroom can provide the short but necessary daily break from the hassles of the office. Whether you believe so or not, it’s time to upgrade the lunchroom and take the next step in office designs.

Nicole Groshek from National Business Furniture provides insight into setting up a well-designed lunchroom.

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How to Set Up a Lunchroom

Most offices have lunchrooms, but they aren’t normally at the top of the priority list when designing a new office space. However, a well-designed breakroom can make a big difference in the day-to-day work lives of your employees. Functional, good looking lunchrooms can increase the frequency at which employees utilize your lunchroom, decreasing instances that employees will want to go out for lunch and helping them to make healthier eating choices and spend less money on food. See full post here.

 

With just a few tweaks, you can turn the lunchroom of your office into a platform that increases productivity and enhances employee relations. To check an immense collection of quality office furniture, head to vision-oi.com

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A well-organized office is a productive office. Working in a messy environment is nobody’s dream (unless you’re Sherlock Holmes, or work independently without having to rely on other co-workers, if any). Yet, some offices lay disorganized with piles and piles of uncategorized files and documents all over the desks (and chairs and floors).

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If your office is suffering from such an affliction, here is Nicole Groshek from National Business Furniture with the best advice on systematizing your office.

How to Unclutter Your Office

It’s the start of 2016, and now is a great time to reflect on the past year and make resolutions for the year ahead. If keeping your work space uncluttered is on your to-do list, then take a look at this list that will make your work a little easier.

Organize in chunks. If your work space is a mess then trying to clean it all at once will just frustrate you and set you up for failure. Instead, take it one area at a time. Spend 10 minutes a day or less tidying up one aspect of your work area and you’ll be able to get it all done stress-free in no time. See full post here

To effectively organize your office, you need proper desks, file cabinets, bookcases and other office storage. Head to our collection of top-quality office furniture at reasonable prices at vision-oi.com.

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The modern office is moving toward the standing desk. Due to health concerns and supposed benefits of standing while working, we have seen CEOs of big companies and school students alike adopt the standing desk. So what makes a good standing desk and how do you choose one that fits your needs?

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Nicole Groshek from National Business Furniture has some good tips for you:

A Guide to Standing Desks

So you’ve heard that sitting all day, every day is detrimental to your health, and you’d like to do something about that. Great! Deciding to get a standing desk for your office is easy, but choosing the right standing desk for your space and for your work style is another matter entirely. To help you make the right choice, we’ve compiled this comprehensive guide to standing desks which include everything you should consider before taking the plunge. See full post here

Standing desks are excellent for people with vascular issues and bad posture. If you’re interested in more types of standing desks, check our collection at https://vision-oi.com/

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