The ongoing situation with the Coronaviruspandemic has shone a light on how we approach things in many factors of ourdaily lives; work being a massive one. With most office-based roles taking awork-from-home approach, the ease it provides (in balancing home-work life) hasled to many to predict that the future of work will be outside of centralised office interiors. Instead of travelling to work each day, people will stay at home,typing from their laptops on the sofa and having their video calls in front oftheir ever-growing bookcases on a permanent basis.
Despite this conceivable prediction, it canbe said that having a central place of business is vital for many firms;especially if they need to communicate a ‘position of strength’ to any clientsthey serve.
As offices around the world slowly reopen,let’s take a look at the importance of a centralised office in the increasinglyflexible workplace.
Why the need for centralised office interiors in the 2020s?
Beyond the current situation with COVID,many people have cited the abilities to give workers a better home-work lifebalance and the elimination of rental fees as two great reasons to dump thecentral office going forwards. While these are undoubtedly two greatattractions, there are many other areas that a remote business will/arecurrently missing out on by staying away from the office.
So, here are the benefits that acentralised office interiors hasover a more home-based existence: