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Let’s face it, returning to the office after almost over a year of working from home now feels odd. The comfort and sense of our own space we had at home, won’t be awaiting us back at our office desk. If you are looking to update your office interiors, opt for a more laid-back interior design style; a hybrid model of ‘cozy home’ and ‘ergonomically efficient’. Add a textured carpet in neutral colors, instead of the traditional solid ones you are used to. Adding a corner for personalized items or adding some wall art or greenery around the space would also add that special touch to add new life to your office interiors for a fresh start.

Remember those times when you had a small cactus at your workstation? Interior designers around the world with a soft corner for ‘all things green’ has taken the ‘grow your own plant’ trend to another level by adding ‘green walls’ into the office interiors. Not only does it bring a bit of ‘outside world’ into your workspace, adding greenery to your surroundings can even increase work productivity. Plants bring a sense of comfort and a home-like feeling to the workspace, and this might just be something your office needs to make the transition from ‘work from home’ to ‘work from office’ for your employees easier.

One thing that pandemic has taught us is the importance of taking care of our health and maintaining distance to protect ourselves and others. In the post-pandemic world, social distancing and being mindful about our health would still prevail to be an important aspect and it would be advisable for employers to add pod-like layouts or isolated cubicles for the benefit of their employees. Not only would it give employees a sense of peace to know they can work in a secure space if they felt unwell, but it will also give them the privacy to attend online calls in case your office has an open layout.

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