The world is moving fast, and so is office culture. The Turkish furniture design firm Koleksiyon is popular for its furniture among giants like Mercedes-Benz, 3M and Phillips. After winning over the corporate sector in Europe, Koleksiyon is now trying to enter the US market.
The company is currently working on designs that bridge the gap between privacy and openness in an open office design.
Take a look at PaperCity’s article on Koleksiyon’s space age collection.
New age Office Furniture
The Space-Age Office Furniture of the Future: An International Design Firm Brings Its Work Innovations to Dallas
A favorite for the European offices of such corporate elites as Mercedes-Benz, 3M and Philips, Koleksiyon — “collection” in Turkish — is known for envelope-pushing office furniture and space solutions. With showrooms throughout Europe, Koleksiyon has opened its second U.S. location in downtown Dallas — a stone’s throw from the Neiman Marcus flagship store. The first domestic showroom opened last year in New York’s Merchandise Mart. See full post here
The truth is most of us work from spaces much smaller than we’d
prefer. Whether you’re setting up a workspace at home or are
confined to a small cubicle, it’s important you learn how to organize
a small space for maximum productivity and ease.
Here’s an article by Nicole Groshek from National Business
Furniture on how to make the most of your workspace, no matter how small it is.
Six Tips for Making the Most of a Small Workspace
Whether you’re working in a tight cubicle or a small home office, conserving what little space you have can be tough. Take these six tips to maximize even the smallest workstation.
Eliminate clutter. If there’s one tip to take away from this list, it’s this: purge all non-essentials. Ask yourself, “Do I really need to keep all this paperwork on my desk?” and “Are 10 photos of my dog really necessary?” because when you don’t have the luxury of a large workspace, the answer is probably no. Read our complete guide to getting rid of unneeded clutter. See full post here.
For all your office furniture needs, head to www.vision-oi.com. Get new and preloved office furniture at the most approachable prices.
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.
