The working atmosphere is an important factor when choosing a place to work. Therefore, the issues of well-being and a friendly welcome are becoming increasingly important when designing rooms. Find out how to increase the feel-good factor in the office with the following 10 tips:
TIPS FOR MORE HOSPITALITY IN THE OFFICE
- „Warm Welcome“
First impressions count. Create an inviting reception area, for example with comfortable seating and a friendly atmosphere. - Offer different communication spaces with a high quality of
Furnish rooms differently – depending on whether they are intended to be used for collaborative work, meetings or a casual get-together. - Apply design principles that encourage creativity
The right mix of colours, materials, spaces and furnishings provide the best conditions for creativity. - Optimising the indoor climate
The indoor climate contributes significantly to cognitive and creative performance. Fresh air supply and an appropriate indoor temperature should be ensured. - Integrating biophilic design elements
Fresh flowers and green plants, as well as a general connection to nature, can noticeably increase the sense of well-being. - User-oriented lighting design
With individually controllable light and natural daylight, your employees create the lighting ratios they need for their work. - Efficient acoustic solutions
Offices should offer the possibility of concentrated work in addition to collegial exchange. This requires spaces for focus work equipped with ergonomic workstations. - Diverse rest and relaxation zones
Not just a nice canteen – provide your employees with diversely designed spaces where they can (also) relax and recover. - Culinary offer
A good coffee is appreciated by many employees. So are the options for healthy catering. Corporate culture and food culture often go hand in hand. - Co-Creation
Involve your employees in the design of their working environment – this creates a feeling of being seen and welcomed.
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