When you want to bring something closer, or lower, or just need to adjust the angle or whatever, the neck of the monitor lets you bring it down all the way to the level of your desk and tilt it up or down as well (though not side to side).
Friday Five with Carl Gustav Magnusson
Sweden-born Carl Gustav Magnusson is one of the most renowned industrial designers today as he continues leaving his memorable mark on the modern design work.
Shinola Opens the New Shinola Hotel, a Showcase of American Design
More than 120 guest rooms are spread throughout the five buildings in total, configured in over 50 different ways.
The “50 Feet” Design Concept: Productivity Within Arm’s Reach
While the pendulum continues to swing, how design stands to leverage what matters most in the workplace is much more complex than the partitioning of space.
6 common beliefs about productivity that are total lies
Here’s what 2009-era Microsoft thought life would be like in 2019
Vintage phone booths repurposed as cool public furniture
How to Prepare for the New Office Space Trends
Open plan 2.0: Tips for a successful transition to a new open-office design
When it’s time to make the move, designers can support clients in introducing a new workplace environment.
Shaw Contract Releases Forum: A Graphic and Textural Carpet Collection
Commercial flooring leader Shaw Contract continues to reimagine what hospitality-centric environments look like by incorporating comfortable, yet inspiring rug designs, like their latest collection called Forum.
Steelcase Releases 2018 Corporate Sustainability Report
Steelcase partnered with multiple local and global organizations to give back to the community, made progress in reducing its global environmental footprint and received recognition for its commitment to diversity and inclusion throughout the organization.
The surprisingly bright future of retail
In 2018, many startups recognized that stores could be a huge asset because had the power to deepen the customer’s relationship with a brand, increasing their lifetime value.
How a carpet maker became an unlikely hero of the environmental movement
Today, competitors at companies such as Shaw and Mohawk offer a range of environmentally focused programs that threaten Interface’s eco-dominance.
Uncharted Futures: Design Influences for 2019
ZGF Architects transforms historic Portland bank building into Expensify office
A swinging chaise and a hidden salon are among features in this tech company headquarters, housed inside a century-old bank in Portland, Oregon.
What Steelcase's Management Wants Investors to Know
As the nature of work in professional offices shifts toward flexible spaces that can be reconfigured on the fly to either induce collaboration or provide privacy, manufacturers like Steelcase, which specialize in such furnishings, stand to win significant project business.
The Era of the Internet of Things
Most of the tools we and other organizations use to make workplace design decisions today are based on static, point-in time data.
Perspectives From Herman Miller's Management
In the fiscal second quarter, Herman Miller's consumer business outpaced North America, ELA, and the specialty segment, achieving a 14.5% year-over-year growth rate to book nearly $100 million in revenue over the last three months.
Occupancy data is shaping the future of workplace planning
The average knowledge worker is at their desk only 40 percent of the time, according to the Gartner Group. Organizations are rapidly adjusting their workplaces to adapt to this new type of work.
Evolution of the Office and Profitability
The multifaceted design of the contemporary office embodies a shift in workplace culture and more closely matches the values of a changing employee demographic.




















