by Stephanye | Jun 20, 2019 | Commercial Interior Design, Productive Commercial Interiors
Our Response to Noise There are a lot of things to consider when addressing our response to Noise in the office. One specific point this video does a great job of illustrating is that people process sound differently depending on temperament and the type of work... 
by Stephanye | Jan 23, 2019 | Branded Office Environments, Productive Commercial Interiors
Mastering Employee Engagement Mastering employee engagement is one of the most important aspects of a successful business. And, investing in this can both yield higher job satisfaction and reduce employee turnover. A simple way to do this is just to make time for some... 
by Stephanye | Jul 6, 2018 | Productive Commercial Interiors
Commercial & Residential Carpet Review Some carpet manufacturers offer both residential and commercial grade carpet. Today I’m reviewing how each type of carpet is specifically designed and constructed to meet the unique needs of its environment and... 
by Stephanye | Jun 7, 2018 | Productive Commercial Interiors, Uncategorized
Noise and Productivity “The open-plan design of modern offices can lead to harsh acoustic environments, which can harm worker productivity and well-being.” A lot of the blame for clamorous offices can be leveled at the trend of open plan offices. These... 
by Stephanye | Apr 29, 2018 | Productive Commercial Interiors, Uncategorized
“Once the status symbol of anti-establishment Silicon Valley tech companies such as Google and Facebook, the open office floor plan now pervades American workplaces. Supporters say open floor plans provide opportunities for collaboration, improve transparency,... 
by Stephanye | Apr 29, 2018 | Productive Commercial Interiors, Uncategorized
Organizations recognize group work is central to success, but struggle to offer effective collaborative spaces. Historically, most collaboration occurred through formal, scheduled meetings having many participants. However, two elements of collaboration have... 