Office mazes in which just about everybody below the rank of vice president works in large open spaces, divided by partitions into “cubicles,” are the standard workplace setting for millions ...

Robert Propst, a brilliant designer working in the 1960s for the office-furniture firm Herman Miller, invented the cubicle. ILLUSTRATION: Getty Images ...

Companies are selling $229 desktop shields, moveable partition walls, and screens, and it shows how office culture is bending a knee to the pandemic. Here's what the workplace could look like.

Today’s offices are no longer defined by drywall and closed doors. Companies are redesigning their spaces to reflect ...

Fantoni is an industry leader in producing wood-based office furniture, partition and storage walls, acoustic rooms, and MDF, chipboard and sound-absorbing panels. Fantoni's I-Wallspace series of ...

Capitalism has resulted in the creation of some truly soul-sucking ideas, including the cubicle: an office without the privacy, comfort, or permanence of a real room. But if the open office trend ...

Interior glass partition systems–sometimes referred to as demountable walls–can transform spaces by improving daylighting, transparency, acoustic privacy, and aesthetics. They are commonly specified ...

Dezeen Showroom: Spanish brand Kettal has launched a modular structure called Pavilion O that is designed for creating reconfigurable and flexible office interiors. The Pavilion O system can be ...

"Office Space" helped enshrine the cubicle's detested status. YouTube/Office Space trailer Little did anyone realize that within a few years, the cubicle walls would come crashing down.

While partitions encourage flexibility, seating promotes comfort, tables facilitate interaction and good lighting enhances focus and productivity. It’s truly a collective effort .