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There’s something about technology that makes it innately human. Humans have invented millions of tools and gadgets, and humans keep perfecting them every passing day. The industrial revolution has marked a significant epoche in humanity, and the digital revolution has done just the same in our lifetime. Office design, trends, and fashion have changed over the years quite a lot.From bulky leather chairs to more slick, ergonomic, supportive office furniture such as the Yarra Ergonomic Mesh Task C

Multi-functional rooms can be a joy to design and play around with. Sure, you’re a bit short on space, but there’s nothing stopping you from making it your own and ensuring that it looks like it’s straight out of a magazine. When designing a living room/dining room combo, there are only a few things you need to consider, so take a look.Determine Exactly How You’ll Make Use of the SpaceMaking use of the living and dining room combo space seems pretty straightforward. You need living room furnitur

If your home doesn’t provide that sense of comfort that makes you feel like you’re home, it’s time to spruce things up. Here are the best steps to start with to transform your home into a relaxing haven.1. Eliminate ClutterGetting rid of clutter will free up extra space and even reduce stress. So, remove all dust-collecting items that you don’t need to open the space up, and possibly make room for some new home furniture.2. Upgrade Your Home FurnitureIs there any piece of furniture that you’ve w

The pandemic has forced most businesses to allow employees to work from home, which could quickly become the new normal. But now that many are slowly returning to the office, business owners have two solutions before them: refurbishing offices or relocating. Most are going with the former, and here are the reasons why.Creating COVID-Secure Offices Archer Clam Modular Work PodsThe most important thing for every business these days is to ensure their employees stay safe and healthy in the workplac

The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting lockdowns and quarantines haven’t left much choice to businesses; they could’ve either closed their doors and waited for things to return to normal, or transferred to the new technologies.The latter was, unsurprisingly, the more popular choice. It was the only way to stay afloat and continue turning a profit. If there’s one silver lining to this whole health crisis, it’s that the adoption of digital technologies has been sped up by several years.But once t