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Getting Through The Covid19 with your budget

Writer's picture: JC SmithJC Smith

This is a good time to look at your office space. Is it big enough? Is it to big? Is it dated?

  1. Watch Your Budget

Another way to think of this tip is: can you afford to buy cheaper furnishings and fixtures? Cheaper materials will not last as long as their higher-quality counterparts, so weigh out more of the costs and benefits than what’s on that initial price tag. Many people would rather invest more money now for goods that will last for years to come. Think practically on this before you buy the cheapest pieces available.

  1. Consider the Office Layout

Have measurements ready and prepare in advance for your office space purchases. Ask yourself, “Will this purchase make the office feel smaller or too enclosed?” Consider way the room flows when you go to purchase new furnishings. Will you have enough room for everything you need to fit?

  1. Go For Classy Functionality

You want something that will last a while, so opt for functional office pieces that support high functionality and are not dated. Consider pieces that are timeless and compatible with multiple styles for a win-win situation. Consider also that what you purchase may have an effect on how easy the office is to keep clean. Don’t forget about the practical side of the space as you’re planning.

  1. Make the Space Energizing

For some employees, the environment they work in matters very much, to the point of affecting their productivity. Research how to make the space more energizing and efficient for what you need out of it. Go with classy, lightly energizing colors to spruce up the space.

  1. Don’t Forget About Comfort

Test out the comfort and practicality of the pieces you want to buy. Are the chairs supportive? Are the pieces just light enough not to feel too confining? Be careful about the colors you choose – you don’t want any of the pieces or décor you choose to be an eyesore down the road. Think about details like supportive rugs, if your employees do a lot of standing, or maybe even consider healthful standing desks. Productivity rates often go up when people are not fixed on how uncomfortable they are in their workspace.

In short, opt for class, functionality and productivity-increasing elements in your purchasing. With a little thought and practicality, your office space can look amazing.


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