Do you feel like you didn’t get the memo? It’s easy to feel disconnected in the modern office. With screen-time exceeding people-time, it’s more important than ever to find ways to come together for meaningful interactions. The remedy: flexible, versatile furnishings that offer the ease and comfort of home.
Five top performers
These contemporary office furnishings create a sense of well-being and connection.
Mackinac by SteelcaseSteelcase’s new Mackinac features height-adjustable cantilevered worksurfaces that accommodate 2-3 people in “microzones”, allowing easy shifts between working alone and collaborating. Its shelving towers can host technology, as well as create spaces for thought and concentration. It functions perfectly in both a private office or an open floor plan.
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