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Transform your workspace into a dynamic, adaptable, and collaborative environment with these products that meet the diverse needs of your workforce.
The highly anticipated debut of Denn begins right here in Australia. Zenith has recently completed the nationwide launch of the intelligent task chair at events in Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney. We catch you up on the details.
The workplace can be organised according to four foundational space typologies. But how do we maximise the ergonomics of each?
Designed by Studio 7.5, the Cosm chair is the ultimate task chair for instant, personalised comfort presented in an incredibly stylish and versatile package.
With its saddle seat and superior sustainability credentials, Capisco Puls by HÅG taps in to our collective intention to work flexibly, and live consciously.
Furniture is the crowning factor of a well planned and architecturally designed project. When Villanova Boy’s School was completed, they looked to ARKI Environments to help them prioritise furniture aesthetics and spatial flexibility in line with the building’s architectural design intent.
From Spanish design group Forma 5 comes the Dot.Pro Chair, inspired by ergonomic design in every aspect, and with effortless style.
Since founding in 1968, Dauphin has stood at the forefront of ergonomics, design, and aesthetics. Founder Friedrich-Wilhelm Dauphin has driven this story and now he looks back on a legacy certified in design gold, but one still growing.
How we work today is increasingly informing the look and feel of office furniture design. Wilkhahn makes for an excellent study.
From Krost comes the Zak chair – a contemporary seating solution that redefines the modern office landscape.
Ergonomics has taken workplaces around the world by storm. Is it a mere fad, or actually an area worth investing in? We crunch the numbers to find out.
It’s increasingly apparent that careful ergonomic management is the backbone of workplace health. How can offices implement good ergonomics into their design and practice?
