Buro Aus
In this exclusive interview, Mary-Jane Copeland of Warwick Fabrics New Zealand shares her expertise on fabric trends shaping the industry. From innovative textile technologies to the growing influence of sustainability and design cycles, she provides an insider’s look at what’s driving change in both residential and commercial markets.
Office chair certifications ensure safety, durability, and responsibility. From AFRDI’s strict tests to GREENGUARD’s low-emission standards, these marks validate a chair’s health credentials. This guide clarifies key certifications to help you choose chairs that support wellbeing.
Ottomans have evolved from their 18th-century origins to become a staple in modern interiors. Whether enhancing reception areas or breakout spaces, they offer a blend of style, flexibility, and comfort that caters to both collaboration and relaxation in the workplace.
What does it take to create an award-winning office chair? From exceptional ergonomics to timeless aesthetics, Red Dot and iF Design Awards recognise designs that set the standard. Discover how these prestigious awards highlight the best in workplace seating.
Buro celebrates its 30th birthday this month, we take a trip back in time to explore how office design and ergonomics have evolved, from the rigid rows of desks and fax machines of the 1990s to the hybrid, technology-driven workplaces of today.
Buro has spent three decades revolutionising commercial seating in Australasia, from pioneering ergonomic designs to setting industry standards for fast shipping and extended guarantees. Our close-knit team and innovative approach have been key to our success, laying the foundation for another 30 years of excellence.
Buro talks to Sarah Friis of Key Talent Coaching about the importance of workplace culture, what it really means, and how a strong culture can benefit employers and employees alike.
Top seven takeaways and everything you need to know about the hottest interior design trends showcase at the NeoCon show 2024, from Buro team members, Adam Tipping, Product Development Manager, and Carla Sheldon, Marketing Manager.
One of the most common myths about workplace injuries is that they can be entirely avoided with proper posture and ergonomics. However, a growing body of evidence suggests that movement and flexibility are just as crucial for preventing musculoskeletal problems.
Discover how healthcare ergonomics can boost patient comfort and staff wellbeing. Learn to implement ergonomic furniture in your clinic for better outcomes.