Office breakout spaces
Relaxation and breakout areas within the office help improve employee wellbeing.
From analysis to execution
Creating a pleasant workspace is important, but it is not enough on its own. To retain talent and encourage employees to work from the office, it is essential to consider the comfort of the place where they spend most of their day. Creating a sense of comfort and calm improves concentration and productivity, helping people to reset and return to work feeling more relaxed.
For all these reasons, it is important to provide employees with a dedicated space to relax—a place where they can rest and take a break, reducing information overload and allowing creativity to flow.
These may be breakout rooms or staff lounges, equipped with recreational features such as table football, pool tables or coffee facilities, allowing employees to spend time “away from the office” without leaving the building. Alternatively, they can be designed as informal meeting areas with sofas, armchairs, pouffes, coffee tables, integrated connectivity solutions and acoustic furniture—creating an environment for active breaks or informal collaboration.
Today, these spaces for rest and relaxation play an increasingly important role. They have even become a defining feature of many companies. They are an ideal solution for organisations looking to refresh their image and create a more dynamic workplace with a distinctive personality.
















