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The moss wall was one of the main attention-grabbers in the Coalesse showroom during NeoCon 2016. Go behind the scenes to see three days and 250 hours of work condensed in our timelapse video on building this living wall.

Custom craft prevailed in the Artisan Age, and the earliest instinct for personal expression was used to elevate everyday objects. Discover more about this era of customization in our Participate series.

Learn how the breakout space, the café area and the lounge can serve as an oasis for individuals looking for a place to concentrate, reflect or simply unwind. 

Incorporating artisan-inspired style has become an increasingly popular way to add a more personal touch to the workplace and bring attention back to style, quality and craftsmanship.

As the dividing line between work and life is blurred, the desire for flexibility and comfort in the office is driving a shift toward ancillary spaces that offer more than the traditional desk-and-task-chair combination.

Coalesse Design Group industrial designer Matt Johnson shares some of his favorite sources of inspiration in the newest installment of our favorite things feature.

The “let’s meet in the café” approach to meetings is on the rise, and it’s driving change in the way companies think about their conference rooms and cafeterias.

By merging the best of coffee-shop culture with the technology and design of a highly effective work environment, businesses are creating inviting spaces where employees can steal away to focus or collaborate—without leaving campus. 

As workers are putting in longer hours and performing creativity- and knowledge-based duties more than ever, the office has become a venue for personal expression, rather than a purely functional space. In this month’s news aggregate, we explore how new research and the experiences of A&D professionals emphasize the benefits of personalized solutions in the workplace.