Recent studies show that up to 33% of workers experience discomfort or health problems related to work, and most of them can be solved by applying ergonomic solutions. The impact of ergonomics on work productivity and well-being is obvious: the environment, furniture, lighting and even the layout of spaces affect not only physical but also emotional well-being. Fortunately, the solutions are simple – you just need to know them and apply them in practice.

Many still equate acoustics with soundproofing, but this is only one piece of the puzzle. Ringing phones, colleagues’ conversations or footsteps in the corridor – all of these become constant distractions in open spaces. Studies show that it takes a worker anywhere from a few seconds to a full minute to re-engage in a task after an interruption. Therefore, an acoustically balanced environment is not just a matter of comfort – it is an investment in the employee, efficiency and return to the business.

Most of us spend as much as 90% of our time indoors. Studies confirm the importance of natural light and its positive effects on well-being. It helps our circadian rhythm (internal biological clock) adapt to the environment. A properly lit space, which combines natural and artificial light, is essential for well-being and productivity. Natural light gives us energy, helps us absorb vitamins and maintain a regular sleep cycle – and that’s not all. Access to natural light is one of the strongest factors determining how valued employees feel in their workplace. By sharing our knowledge, we help to better understand the importance of lighting and how to overcome the challenges associated with it.

In our blog, we share expert knowledge about ergonomics, acoustics, lighting, design solutions, prices and trends. We write not only about what we know, but also about what we live by – current trends, success stories and practical advice from our implemented projects. Follow our insights and discover value in creating any space.