Modern reception design has evolved into pivotal, engaging, highly functional spaces that provide a hub for staff and clients to experience your brand and your workplace culture. In about 15 seconds, your clients, staff, and vendors get a vibe about who you are as a brand. From visual appeal and comfort to function and technology, an effective reception design sets the tone for your brand experience, workplace culture, and business acumen.
Making an entrance is all about the pivotal first impression that happens the second someone steps into your reception area. It is the first thing employees, clients, and potential prospects see when they walk into your workspace. Your story starts behind that front door, so it’s a huge opportunity to say something exceptional about your product or service.
Working with a designer is a great way to start this process because it needs to not only function but speak to your brand. The goal is to create an elegant, beautiful and comfortable space that accurately embodies the tone of how you do business. This is often subjective and hard to pin down. So be prepared to ask yourself some important questions about what you want your reception area to say about your company.
The 2019 color forecast has been released by Sherwin-Williams. Every color whether alone or combined with others, tells a story. So let’s take a look at how that translates into office design with regards to how personal, aspiring and attainable they are to your industry and your workspace.
Employees have been lobbying for inventive ways to merge productivity and flexibility in the work environment for years. Mobility and transitional office design have created a workforce that is highly networked. Shared, multipurpose driven spaces that redefine the boundaries of collaboration and improve employee performance overall have given the workforce a freedom they have seldom had. Designing for more effective communication and networking is the reason. It promotes engagement and encourages an open exchange of ideas.
