Say goodbye to the infamous gloomy grey skies of winter. Believe it or not, the early morning sunshine creeping up behind the clouds can only mean one thing, Spring is upon us.
The arrival of Spring often gives people the initiative to clean up some of the clutter and reorganise their homes and workspaces. Why not keep in line with the seasonal changes by giving your office a spring clean with some new office furniture and accessories?
The rise in mobile communications and the 21st century paradigm of being able to do ‘everything on one computer’ means that less people are working in paper cluttered offices - bureaucracy is becoming a thing of the past. In today’s organisations employees rarely require more than an office desk, an office chair and a computer to do their work.
In a recent article in the Independent , journalist Roger Trapp makes some interesting insights regarding how advancements in ICT are revolutionising today’s office designs and office furniture choices. The result of this trend being that work spaces are becoming increasingly minimalistic and open plan. more…
That’s right according to a recent article in the Daily Mail when it comes to decorating; forget black, white and pastels. When you think office furniture – think stylish silver, metal, slate and stone, grey is this season’s hottest colour.
Designing an office really requires creativity and expertise, especially if you want your work place to portray a certain impression for employees and clients. Whilst decorative design and stylish office furniture are important in achieving your desired look, small details are often ignored when furnishing an office.
Plants and trees can give an office that finishing touch and personal homely feel with a real space of health minded ambience. Whilst real plants can look beautiful, they require a lot of maintenance and care to ensure they are always looking perfect. Today, with our busy lifestyles and need for perfection more and more people are considering the use of artificial plants and trees as an alternative to real ones. more…
Forget Maslow and Herzberg, what you really require is some funky (and comfortable) office furniture and your employees should reach optimum productivity. At least that is what a recent survey commissioned by The Office Exhibition in the UAE suggests! more…
Business is on the up, green shoots and all that. You should have moved last year but put everything on hold. The problem still remains…more space is urgently required but you still want to be careful.
The cost of moving is horrendous, the legal fees, a bigger mortgage or higher rents and rates, and an increased rent deposit. Inevitably the new workspace will require new office furniture and equipment, decorating and carpets plus of course massive disruption. Then there is the change to everyone’s travel routines. If the board wants to increase the stress levels not just for themselves but the whole company then start to plan the office move. more…
