Moving into a new place brings a rush of emotions — excitement about a fresh start, anticipation for what’s ahead and, if you’re honest, a little anxiety about the people…
When government agencies begin planning a workplace project, the conversation often centers on budgets, construction schedules, technology, and stakeholder approvals. Furniture planning is almost like an afterthought, if it’s thought…
Chicago is a big city that offers world-class culture, public transportation, and housing costs that are less deranged than those in New York or California. However, the trade-offs are real:…
It feels like rent keeps climbing, groceries cost more and your paycheck is sprinting for the exit a little earlier every month. Rising housing costs and inflation have pushed the…
Your office needs new furniture. Perhaps your team is growing, or you’re opening a new location. Maybe you’re refreshing a workspace that no longer meets your employees’ needs. Whatever the…
Coast-to-coast moving is inevitably a major adjustment, and West Coast transplants are often surprised by the major lifestyle transition this move entails. While no amount of reading or research will…
Some cities make staying active remarkably easy. Some feature scenic hiking trails and protected bike lanes, while others offer expansive green spaces and parks, walkable neighborhoods, and thriving fitness communities.…
In the past, government agencies have traditionally purchased office furniture because ownership has long been viewed as the most responsible use of taxpayer dollars. That may be true in some…
You’re at the crossroads of a new phase in life, and several housing considerations lie at that junction. “How much square footage do I need?” “Is 1,000 square feet enough?”…
