Surface Magazine’s Post

Every Facility Needs a Quartet Table Introducing the Quartet Table—the ultimate solution for inclusivity and adaptability in shared spaces! Whether in your office, school, health clinic, or home, this table revolutionises how we come together. 🌟 Unmatched Inclusivity: The Quartet Table caters to each individual's height and reach requirements, ensuring everyone can sit together comfortably. 🛠️ Adaptable Design: Each leaf of the table adjusts independently, allowing for seamless customization to meet diverse needs. 🏠 Versatile Use: Perfect for dining areas, leisure spaces, work environments, or family gatherings, the Quartet Table adapts to any setting. 🤝 Togetherness Redefined: No one gets left out—the table works around your group, not the other way around. Elevate your shared spaces with the next evolution in table design. Experience the Quartet Table and embrace a new standard of inclusivity and togetherness. #InclusiveDesign #AdaptableFurniture #QuartetTable #Togetherness #InnovativeLiving #InclusiveSpaces

Spaces are built for people. It's not the other way around. When you are planning a commercial space -- office, cafe, whatever -- don't start with looking at designs please. That is one of the worst ways to build your space. To see images on the internet and pick what you like. That is like picking part of dishes (not the whole dish, mind you) of different palettes, different cuisines, different textures.... And putting it all together into one dish. While not thinking about the end goal You have to start from the bottom. 1. What is your end goal here? 2. What are you trying to accomplish? 3. What resources do you have (budget, of course1) to accomplish that? How about this.... Wouldn't it be great if every penny of yours could be put into performance? Here's what I mean by performance: If it's an office, wouldn't it be great that you could optimise it to inspire people to be more productive? Imagine a space that made people work more efficiently. That is possible. But not with you jumbling images together. Building a space requires expertise. Just like surgery does. A non-medical person would 100% botch it up. Point being, your work is not to design the space. It is to find the right person who can. Do not settle until you do. Talk to MULTIPLE firms. Ask questions. Be sure. But once you do finalise someone, LET THEM DO THEIR WORK. It's for you. not for them. Feedbacks are GREAT WHEN they come from a place of specific expertise. DESTRUCTIVE if they come from a place of taste and preference and whim of the day. You are a leader. Lead. And build spaces that give you back. Not spaces that take from you perpetually. Good luck. Courtesy: These posts are part of a series by Mr. Vivek Vatsal #Sereinspaces #spaces #interior

🛠️✨ What is Tenant Fit-Out? ✨🛠️ Ever wondered what 'tenant fit-out' actually means? It's all about customizing a commercial space to suit the specific needs and brand identity of a tenant. Whether it’s a retail shop, office, or restaurant, a tenant fit-out involves transforming a base building—sometimes a bare shell—into a fully functional and personalized workspace. At Landis Enterprises, we specialize in turning these empty canvases into vibrant and efficient environments where businesses can thrive. From flooring and partitions to electrical installations and decor, every element is tailored to enhance the space's functionality and appeal. 🌟 Thinking of refreshing your business space or starting from scratch? Let us help you create a setup that resonates with your brand and delights your team and clients alike.

Always intriguing to find out what the industry is focusing on whilst at #FIND last week. Encouraged that the use of alternative technologies to produce more circular solutions is clearly the current headspace. Whether that’s creating your own biosphere in the office #grobrix or creating furniture from e-waste #ipseipsaipsum or bioplastic #Fabpub. The future looks bright! #circulareconomy #designthinking #singaporedesignweek #FindAsia

Your office should be a reflection of your brand, culture, and values." 💼✨ #Office #Transformation #project # design

In a digital world where we more often tend to work from home, people still need to meet, exchange ideas, and socialize. The best way to do this is often in a well-designed office that promotes collaboration, creates a team-feeling and at the same time utilizes space in a cost-efficient way. In series of posts we will look into how we create the modern office space that works, welcome to part 1. Remember, having a nice office isn’t just about aesthetics – its about the bottom line! #physicalidentity #physicalbranding #branding #brandstory #interiordesign #brand #brandrelationship #liveyourbrand #interiordesign #sustainabledesign #designbusiness #design

Touchdown for Design & Performance: Haworth Fern Chairs Take Center Stage at the Green Bay Packers Draft The Green Bay Packers weren't the only ones making important selections last night! We were thrilled to see our very own Haworth Fern chairs playing a key role in the heart of the action during the national first-round draft. The Packers' draft crew clearly understands the value of good design. Haworth Fern chairs aren't just about sleek aesthetics (though they do look sharp on camera!), they're ergonomically designed to enhance focus, reduce fatigue, and empower peak performance. Here's why the Fern chair is a game-changer: - Innovative Design: The Fern chair's unique form embraces the human body, providing exceptional lumbar support and cradling posture for extended periods. - Unparalleled Comfort: Breathable materials and dynamic features like the adjustable back and armrests ensure all-day comfort, minimizing distractions and allowing for full concentration. - Enhanced Focus: By reducing physical strain and discomfort, the Fern chair allows users to stay focused and engaged throughout the workday, critical for making important decisions. Looking to create a high-performance workspace for your team? At Haworth Chicago, we can help you design a space that's as inspiring and functional as the Green Bay Packers' draft room. Our team of experts will work with you to understand your specific needs and create a workspace that fosters collaboration, innovation, and peak performance. Beyond the Fern: Reimagine Your Workspace with Janus et Cie Thinking about incorporating the outdoors for a workspace refresh? Look no further than our expanded Janus et Cie line! This exciting collection offers a variety of innovative solutions that seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor environments, bringing the benefits of nature right into your workspace. Let Haworth Chicago help you score a touchdown for your team's well-being and productivity! #HaworthChicagoFam #FernChair #ErgonomicsWin #PackersDraft #DesignForPerformance #JanusEtCie #OutdoorWorkspace

Presenting a conceptual representation of a modern, flexible workspace that seamlessly blends functionality with style. It's not just about a place to work; it's about creating an environment that fuels creativity and adapts to your rhythm. Dive deeper into this new era of design with Lahar Mehta. #ModernDesign #FlexibleWorkspace #InnovationAtWork #AdaptiveSpaces

We work with dealers and designers that deal with these emerging trends everyday. Where are you on this? "Companies realize offices can't be boring, static spaces anymore. Employees need flexible environments that boost teamwork, creativity, and getting stuff done. Forward-thinking businesses ditch fancy boardrooms for experimental areas where people can workshop ideas and try new things. Offices should adapt as needs change, not be locked into rigid designs. Furnishings need to move around easy so teams can reconfigure spaces on the fly as they cook up innovative concepts. The name of the game is agility."

Spaces are built for people. It's not the other way around. When you are planning a commercial space -- office, cafe, whatever -- don't start with looking at designs please. That is one of the worst ways to build your space. To see images on the internet and pick what you like. That is like picking part of dishes (not the whole dish, mind you) of different palettes, different cuisines, different textures.... And putting it all together into one dish. While not thinking about the end goal You have to start from the bottom. 1. What is your end goal here? 2. What are you trying to accomplish? 3. What resources do you have (budget, of course1) to accomplish that? How about this.... Wouldn't it be great if every penny of yours could be put into performance? Here's what I mean by performance: If it's an office, wouldn't it be great that you could optimise it to inspire people to be more productive? Imagine a space that made people work more efficiently. That is possible. But not with you jumbling images together. Building a space requires expertise. Just like surgery does. A non-medical person would 100% botch it up. Point being, your work is not to design the space. It is to find the right person who can. Do not settle until you do. Talk to MULTIPLE firms. Ask questions. Be sure. But once you do finalise someone, LET THEM DO THEIR WORK. It's for you. not for them. Feedbacks are GREAT WHEN they come from a place of specific expertise. DESTRUCTIVE if they come from a place of taste and preference and whim of the day. You are a leader. Lead. And build spaces that give you back. Not spaces that take from you perpetually. Good luck. Courtesy: These posts are part of a series by Mr. Vivek Vatsal #Sereinspaces #spaces #interior