It’s no surprise that the space in which you’re working can make a huge difference to your productivity.
Long gone are the days of cubicles and fluorescent lights (we hope!), and more and more workplaces are transforming into dynamic, human-centric spaces that cater to the ever-changing needs of today’s workforce.
So, what exciting trends are shaping the future of office design in 2024?

Flexible Working
Since the COVID pandemic, hybrid working and “working from home” have become a huge feature of many workplaces. Flexible workspaces and hot-desking have become much more common, and offices are now designed to accommodate collaboration between remote and on-site employees.
By designing a space that allows employee flexibility, you can create an office that truly thrives in the hybrid era. Think open plan areas for brainstorming, quiet pods for those who want to concentrate, and private zones for meetings. Don’t forget breakout spaces for casual chats and social interaction – ping pong tables and comfy chairs are always a hit!

Prioritising Employee Wellbeing
Employee wellbeing is no longer a perk, it’s a priority. In an age where people are increasingly health-conscious, offices need to be designed with this in mind in order to keep employees happy and productive.
Features such as dedicated wellness rooms with meditation pods, relaxation areas, and even fitness zones are becoming more and more common within modern office spaces.
Ergonomic furniture, adjustable lighting, and more natural design elements such as greenery and large open windows are also taking centre stage, improving physical and mental comfort.
In fact, a recent study by EasyOffices states that ‘Around 70% of people say plants improve the atmosphere at home and in the office, while 31% say greenery and plants help them concentrate while working.’
The plants aren’t just for show!

Customisable Spaces
Interior design trends change so quickly and the future is unpredictable, so your office design needs to reflect that.
Modular furniture, moveable walls, and flexible layouts allow companies to easily adapt their space to changing needs, team sizes, and work styles. This ensures the office remains relevant and functional in the ever-evolving business landscape.
Design isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution, so introducing features such as standing desks, walking pads and adjustable desk lighting is a great way to ensure your employees can craft their perfect working environment.
Our office spaces in Hull are designed with productivity and collaboration in mind, without compromising on style.
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