The future of work: Interstuhl

In the midst of the New-Work movement, where everything in the world of work is being questioned and turned on its head, German manufacturer Interstuhl has chosen to take a completely new approach. SPLACES, their new platform and source of inspiration for designing in open space, further develops what has already been tried and tested, and at the same time, leaves room for innovation. And with these high-quality products and services, Interstuhl also invites you to let out some of your own creativity.

With SPLACES, Interstuhl’s thinking goes from small to large, from solitary to whole room, from individual workstation to communal workspace. The way there is lead by dialogue: Ideas, wishes, needs, suggestions have to be captured in order to get beyond the status quo. The focus of Interstuhl's activities is personal dialogue – including with those who will feel increasingly addressed in the future: Architects and planners. With Interstuhl's new approach of thinking beyond the individual product and rather focusing on more comprehensive solutions, a great opportunity arises for this very target group to work directly with the manufacturer and get expert guidance. This is a real benefit for planners, and together they can really create future-oriented work environments.

A further noteworthy feature of Interstuhl’s way of working is that all paths remain open during the conception process: no narrowly defined set of immovable preconditions, rather the liberty to further develop ideas using existing tools. This results in architects and planners being able to draw from a full range of possibilities and having the freedom to attach elements, as in an open plan system, whenever and wherever it suits them best. In addition, Interstuhl's portfolio is constantly being developed further to accommodate central zones, open space and soft seating which will play an increasingly important role in the future. First class design and extensive planning expertise allows Interstuhl to view things with a fresh approach and in turn, to discover new horizons. The aim is to use comprehensive planning to create optimum working environments that promote creativity and productivity, but above all, to ensure that these environments be made for people.

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