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An office might look great on opening day, but the real test is how it feels once people have settled into working in it. A year after redesigning our Auckland office, we surveyed the ACCO team about what they love, how they use the space, and what could still be improved.

What does neuroscience tell us about better workplace design? Dr Mark Williams explores attention, interruptions, AI, meetings and how employers can better support focus and performance.

Fitting out a boardroom, a run of meeting rooms and a conference space usually means seating them all at once, and it is easy to assume one chair covers the lot. It rarely does. Here is how to choose the right chairs for each room in your Australian fit-out.

Not all workplace stools serve the same purpose. Compare drafting chairs, office stools and active stools to understand which option best supports the task, workspace and level of movement required.

Choosing a drafting chair looks simple until you compare the options. Gas lift range, foot rings, mechanisms and seat shape all vary, and the right combination depends on the surface and the people using it. This guide walks through what sets a drafting chair apart and how to match one to your workspace.

You drop into a free desk, find it set to whoever sat there last, and just get on with the day rather than resetting it. Across a floor of rotating staff, almost nobody ends up at the right height. Here's how to specify desks that fit everyone.