As we navigate a rapidly changing workplace landscape, it's become increasingly clear that a healthy and engaging workplace environment is crucial for employee well-being and productivity. Employers are recognizing the importance of creating a workspace that supports the physical, mental, and emotional health of their employees, and that promotes engagement, collaboration, and creativity.

**Project:** Custom Compound Curve Reception Desk - Gensler / California, USA

One of the key trends in workplace design is the use of biophilic elements, such as natural light, plants, and materials that mimic nature. The ability to control light and texture is an essential component of any well-designed space. Whether you're looking to create a cozy and intimate atmosphere or a bright and airy workspace, the ability to manipulate light and texture allows you to shape the mood and ambiance of a room to perfectly suit your needs.

**Project:** Custom Illuminated Ceiling and Column - Dental Office / California, USA

With customizable advanced lighting systems combined with customizable 3D non-repetitive and seamless wall textures, the workplace can be as dynamic and versatile as your employees. From warm and inviting spaces to sleek and modern, the possibilities are endless.

**Project:** Custom Curved Typewriter Wall - Bialosky and Partners / Ohio, USA

By creating a workspace that promotes healthy habits and supports employee well-being (i.e. fitness classes, meditation spaces, etc.), employers can improve job satisfaction, reduce absenteeism, and increase productivity. We’re even starting to see fitness classes and meditation spaces , there are a variety of ways that employers can support employee wellness in the workplace.

**Project:** RGB LED Illuminated Walls with Chicago Design Texture - Corporate / Kansas, USA

Ultimately, whether you're looking to create a space that's perfect for productivity or relaxation, the ability to control light and texture gives you the power to shape your environment in ways you never thought possible. A workplace design that supports the well-being and productivity of employees is ultimately creating a workspace that fosters engagement, creativity, and innovation, and that is something we can all value and appreciate.