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How to Make Your Home Work as Both Workspace and Relaxation Haven Image: Pexels Balancing work and relaxation under one roof is no small feat. When your home doubles as your office, the lines between focus and downtime blur easily. But with intentional design and thoughtful habits, you can create a space that toggles smoothly… read more

At Applied Ergonomics, we understand that every commercial space is more than a physical environment — it’s a reflection of a company’s identity, culture, and aspirations.   Since joining us as our Workplace Solutions and Sales Strategy Executive, Jane Haglund has been helping us deliver on our promise to deliver brilliant design solutions tailored to each… read more

Selecting office furniture may seem straightforward, but those who have been through the process can tell you that it can be a costly and complex endeavor in which inaccurate assumptions can lead to missteps. Whether you’re revamping your space or starting from scratch, let’s unpack some of the top assumptions businesspeople make about office furniture—and… read more

Planning a workspace project can feel a bit like trying to navigate a maze blindfolded. With budget constraints, timeline pressures, and the sheer number of decisions involved, it’s no wonder many professionals find the process overwhelming. At Applied Ergonomics, we’ve seen firsthand how even the most capable project managers can feel daunted by the magnitude… read more

At Applied Ergonomics, healthcare is one of our top verticals, and recently, we’ve had an eye-opening lesson about cleaning practices in healthcare environments. As a furniture dealer, we’ve historically left hygiene protocols to the experts at these facilities. However, we’ve learned—sometimes the hard way—that the cleaning products used can significantly impact the longevity of furniture… read more