The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce (NACC) has partnered with local Member businesses, including office interiors and workspace experts Rightsize Facility, to renovate its office space. The 5,800-square-foot office was converted into an open office environment to enhance teamwork and collaboration and reflect the culture and the new brand of the NACC.
Last summer, a technology and telecommunications company opened a new facility to house its customer service and training operations. Rightsize partnered with the company to help PLAN and FURNISH the new construction – which included an open-plan workspace, private offices, communal areas, and conference rooms.
There comes a time when you can’t deny reality anymore: it’s time to upgrade your office furniture. No one welcomes the prospect of spending money on new furnishings, but don’t wait until it becomes an emergency. Heed the warning signs and leave yourself ample time to PLAN – your budget will thank you.
When planning the furniture for an office space, designers tend to classify office furniture styles into four major categories: modern, classic, traditional and transitional. And since there’s sometimes confusion over the definition of these styles, let’s take a closer look at each one. Use this as a guide when deciding which aesthetic fits your business, and which furniture pieces will best represent your brand.
Activity-based working (or ABW, for those in the know) is a workplace philosophy that influences how offices are planned, and how employees do their jobs. It’s often confused with other modern office trends, such as remote or mobile workplaces; while it does share some similar ideas, it’s a separate concept.
When Rightsize began working with an innovative technology startup, it was in the midst of a period of significant growth and change. The company had just secured funding, and within the span of a few months, it had expanded its staff from four to 35 employees. Rightsize collaborated with the company’s CEO to PLAN and FURNISH a streamlined, modern space on a quick timeframe and a tight startup budget.
