With many of us working from home, the look and feel of your home office is likely getting lots of attention. Décor trends may come and go, but your goal right now should be to create a space that’s ...

The company’s 6000 square foot showroom at 606 N. Riverfront Dr. is a refurbished two story historic building in Mankato’s Old Town. With two offices, a large open space and a reception area, visitors ...

There should be no doubt that hybrid work is here to stay. We are more than two years since the work-from-home period of the pandemic began and businesses have been all over the map with respect to ...

After a strong 2016 for commercial construction in the United States, the American Institute of Architects is anticipating an equally strong 2017, with forecasted growth of 5.6 percent. For businesses ...

The idea of the open office almost needs no introduction, having been one of the most polarizing changes in workspace design in the last twenty years. A quick scan of recent headlines on the topic – ...

Technology has dramatically changed where, when and how people work. Another contributing factor that isn't as sexy but is arguably just as influential for the working world: the rising price of ...

A manager in full suit leans over an office cubicle and yells at his co-worker, looking very angry. The other business man is on a phone call and stares at the yelling man. 1980's styling, complete ...

We talk about innovation and office space design A LOT. With good reason too. The most recent studies on productivity, and maximizing your bottom line, are showing us that your office space plays a ...

It’s all about choice. That’s what Gensler’s 2016 Workplace Survey found, after the design firm surveyed 4,000 U.S. office workers across 11 different industries. One third of Social Tables' office is ...

Over the past 50 years or so, what the office means to us has drastically changed—and so have the office design trends. Whether we like it or not, these spaces are where most of us spend the majority ...

Even in the mid-aughts, going to the doctor’s office was quite a different experience than it is now. You’d sit in a dark waiting room, with industrial carpeting or linoleum, in an old vinyl chair ...