Swiss furniture firm Vitra recently revealed a forthcoming collection that aims to make office seating less rigid and more cushy. The collection, called Soft Work, includes lounge chairs and couches with built-in outlets and ports, tabletops and privacy partitions. The move reflects how space needs at many companies have changed in recent years, as workplaces become less formal overall and a growing portion of employees choose to work remotely.
Would you want to work on one of these couches? Alternative idea: replace airport gate seating with these couches. https://bit.ly/2SLo4qZ
Sofa seating anyone?
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Could the workplace of the future lack traditional office furniture, like desks and chairs? Yes, according to design brand Vitra, who recently introduced the concept of “Soft Work.” Learn more about this new office trend:
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Monitor companies aren’t going to like this. Looks comfortable though. https://ow.ly/MHd630mw0Bg
The open concept and sofas aside, the interesting point here is the prediction that nearly 38% of folks will be working remotely. That puts a whole new dynamic to how organizations support employees access to network and applications.
A deskless, chairless office? Not totally convinced, but interesting...and welcome the idea of new and different work spaces. #futureofwork