Posts Tagged ‘Office Renovations’
Why Used Office Furniture Makes Sense for Growing Businesses
Furnishing a growing office can get expensive quickly. Between desks, ergonomic chairs, workstations, storage, conference furniture and collaborative spaces, even a modest expansion can require a significant investment. For businesses looking to make their budget go further, used office furniture offers an affordable and sustainable alternative to buying everything new. Get More From Your Office…
Read MoreWhen Is It Time to Replace Your Office Furniture?
Office furniture is built to last, especially commercial-grade desks, chairs, workstations and storage. But even quality furniture eventually reaches a point where it no longer works for your employees, your space or the way your business operates. So, how do you know when it is time for a change? 1. Your Furniture Is Showing Its…
Read MoreGood Stewardship, Better Workplaces: Pre-Owned Furniture for Municipal Spaces
Municipalities are expected to make every dollar count. When a city, county, school district, library, or other public agency needs to furnish a new building or update an existing workspace, buying everything brand new can quickly consume a large portion of the project budget. Pre-owned commercial office furniture offers another option. By sourcing quality used furniture, municipalities can stretch taxpayer dollars…
Read MoreHow To Create A Resimercial Space On A Budget
Resimercial spaces have come to the forefront of modern office design, blending the comfort and warmth of home with the durability and functionality businesses need. At OFR, companies can bring this trend into their workspace without starting from scratch or overspending by choosing high-quality used and refurbished resimercial inspired furniture. As companies continue to shift from remote work to return-to-office, it’s important…
Read More6 Tips For Saving On Office Renovations Without Sacrificing Quality
Don’t let your office renovation become financial burden on your organization Whether you’re a small business owner in Milwaukee, a school administrator in Chicago, or a government facilities manager planning a workspace refresh, office renovation costs can add up quickly. Between construction, furniture, technology upgrades, and moving expenses, many organizations end up spending far more than expected. There…
Read MoreOffice Trends (2026) – Cubicles Are Back In-Demand, And Pre-Owned Cubicles Are Even Better
Cubicles are having a comeback. As companies rethink privacy, sound control, focus, flexibility, and budget, workstation systems are once again becoming a practical solution for modern offices. Why are cubicles trending in office spaces? At Office Furniture Resources, we have analyzed why cubicles feel relevant again – and why buying them pre-owned can help businesses…
Read MoreKey Types of Office Furniture Every Workplace Needs
Planning a workspace can be complex and overwhelming on your own. It’s important to take it step by step and break the process down into concrete stages. When planning workspaces, it helps to focus on these 4 core furniture categories. 1. Ergonomic Office Chairs Office chairs are one of the most important investments in your…
Read MoreHybrid Workspace Must-Haves: Hotel Desks, Phone Booths, and Spare Chairs
Whether you’re committed to staying hybrid or are slowly adjusting employees to in-office work, it’s important to consider if your office furniture is the right fit for your workspace.
Read MoreBeyond the desk and chair – furniture and accessories that make-or-break your workspace
What’s the key to a successful workspace? When it comes to space planning for success, the office furniture items you’d least expect can make the most impact on company culture. While an ergonomic chair like the Aeron or Leap is a smart start, the real magic is in the finer touches that bring comfort, functionality,…
Read MoreHow to maximize small office spaces
Looking for tips on how to maximize your office space? Set your office up for success by reviewing your floor plan, measuring dimensions, and noting how people move through the space. Think about where your high-use items need to be stored – are they in easily accessible areas? You can start by focusing on creating…
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