Renovating the workspace may increase productivity if it is done right. Once you have decided to renovate your working space communicate your plans with your employees. Even if you won't relocate or stop working during the renovation process, take in their inputs. Choosing the right commercial contractor will be your next step. Know about your contractor, and consider factors like experience, reliability, and projects handled in the past before choosing your contractor. Discuss and plan the layout with your contractor and other project partners before the actual execution. Listed below are a few office/store renovation ideas that you can follow to create a better work environment.
CORRECT COLOUR PALETTE
Gone are the days when the office was painted with professional lighter colours. The usual white and greys may be boring. Choosing of bold, bright and vibrant colours may generate energy. This may also create a positive effect on the employees and the workspace becomes welcoming. Bright pops of happy colour can excite the employee and they may end up working for longer hours.
NO PARTITION
Removing the partition wall between the cabin will elevate the employee interaction. This will also make the office space look larger.
WHITE/CHALKBOARD WALL
Writing on whiteboards or chalkboards will induce creativity. Using notepads and pinning sticky notes may not have this effect. It is also a cost-effective way of improving creativity in the workplace.
CONFERENCE ROOM
Ideas are born here. The conference room should not be claustrophobic. The meeting room's design should be designed to evoke the brainstorming process. You can take down the ideas of your contractor during the Commercial renovation process.
UPGRADED WINDOWS
Closing down all the windows may produce a negative effect. Bringing in the outer sunlight and air maybe rejuvenating. Replacing the smaller windows with bigger ones means you spend less money on heating and cooling the workplace.
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