A well-planned office can do more than just look good: it supports work processes, conveys corporate culture, and promotes well-being. In our showroom in Zurich, you won’t just get ideas – you can experience our furniture firsthand. Whether it’s an ergonomic chair, a storage solution, or a room-in-room system: here you can see how well-considered furnishing works in practice. Especially helpful if you’re still unsure about colours, materials, or finishes: touching, test-sitting, and comparing directly brings more clarity than any online configurator.

At the same time, we provide comprehensive advice on all aspects of modern office design. Which areas do you need? Which furniture suits your team, your available space, and your style? Come by – we’ll take the time for your ideas and questions.

1. Divide rooms according to their use
Planning office space usually begins with a space programme in which users and planners jointly define where certain functions should be placed within the building. The main priority is the number of workstations. Special areas such as reception, communal zones, and quiet rooms are also crucial. Efficient work is only possible when the structure of the workstations matches the work processes. The more individually the workstation is tailored to the employees, the more effective the results will be.

2. Ergonomics and well-being factors
Careful planning should include considerations of lighting, acoustics, and infrastructure. Lighting should be at least 500 lux, and luminaires should emit both direct and indirect light. Acoustic protection is important for controlling noise levels and reducing reverberation time. Ventilation, heating, and electrical installation should also be taken into account. Colours in the office influence employees’ mood and performance. Red has a stimulating and motivating effect, while blue promotes harmony and concentration. Matte tones are advisable to prevent glare. Acoustic protection promotes concentration and productivity by reducing distractions and noise. It also protects against the unintended passing on of confidential information and prevents health impairments caused by noise. Well-considered acoustic protection should be a priority in every office concept. An optimal office chair is characterised by ergonomic features such as adjustable seat height, backrest, armrests, and seat depth. An adjustable lumbar support and castors suited to the floor type are also important. Choosing the right office chair is crucial for back health and employee motivation.

3. Room-in-room systems
Room-in-room systems offer flexible solutions for dynamically designing office space. These systems make it possible to provide mobile and modular units that can be easily assembled and disassembled. They help reduce noise levels and promote employees’ concentration and communication.

4. Storage space
A variety of storage solutions are available for office supplies and documents, including cabinet models in different widths and depths. The interior shelves can be made of wood or steel, with steel plinths. Additional options such as locks for sensitive documents can be integrated.

In our showroom, we show you concrete examples of all these requirements. This allows you to compare, try things out, and get inspired right away. From planning to implementation, we support you with expertise, experience, and passion. Let’s create your dream office together!