In this article, you will learn just how important flooring is to your office space and why it should never be an afterthought when it comes to office space design. 

Starting with the color of the design to the direction you orient it, flooring helps you define functional areas without spoiling the continuity of your interior vision. 

Investing in office design is an investment in your employees. Companies are discovering that purposeful design of office spaces is increasing employee productivity and improving employee performance, which yields more profit and saves money over time.

The meeting notification on your desktop signals a strategy session that’s starting in an hour.

You shift into focus mode as you review notes from meetings prior. A silent, uninterrupted brainstorm produces the ideas you’ll bring to the table.

Ahhh. The morning routine.

You take a shower, read the paper, brainstorm the best way to navigate traffic on your way to the gym, catch a bus to work and then settle into your cube so you can focus intensely on a deadline-driven project.

The days of cubicle farms and divided offices are numbered, if not a distant memory. Companies are increasingly opting for more open, fluid workspaces, complete with shared tables, comfortable couches and cozy reading nooks.

Why the surge in popularity of this type of design? How do today’s employers...