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- COMPANY SIZE
- 145
- LOCATION
- New York City
- INDUSTRY
- Office Services
When Managed by Q moved to a new office, they needed to create an open, collaborative workspace
They wanted a clean and polished look that reflected their brand and made their employees excited to come to work.
The Goal
- Create a layout that accommodates different working styles
- Represent the brand with a clean, polished look
- Make employees feel at home with a comfortable workspace
The Solution
- Series A Desk System with Max Task Chairs and Stow File Cabinets
- Breakout spaces for collaboration equipped with Charcoal Upbeat Stools
- Simple and neutral color palette
Mix + Match
We helped customize the space by combining White Series A Desks with Dark Gray Max Task Chairs and Black Stow File Cabinets for a clean, high-contrast look that complements the modern office and reflects their brand.
Shared Spaces
Managed by Q values a creative and collaborative office environment, so we designed breakout spaces to encourage team brainstorms or informal meetings.
Poppin Tip
To make a clean black and white palette feel modern and inviting, try incorporating additional furniture and accessories in neutral hues with varying textures for added warmth and dimension.
As an office services company, we understand the value of an open, collaborative work environment, so we wanted to lead by example by creating a new space where employees would feel comfortable and productive.Layna Germino, Office Manager
Maximize Space
By creating separate work zones throughout the office, Managed by Q has several designated workspaces for private work, collaborative thinking, and formal meetings.
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