Experts agree that there is no one-size-fits-all formula for designing the ideal workplace. Individual spaces are designed around work processes, culture and the need to collaborative. See how these applications transform the individual workspace.

	It’s about: “heads-down” work Designed for specialized work, this area provides just enough privacy to limit distractions and allow people to focus and concentrate. Convenient storage above and below the work surface not only keeps work close at hand, but provides boundaries and visual separation from colleagues. When they need to connect and brainstorm, whiteboards and casual seating let them collaborate quickly and then get back to the task at hand.
	It’s about: staying in flow This workstation provides increased privacy for resident workers to stay focused on their work, yet is open enough for visual connection to team members. The large work surface allows them to spread out and get productive. An adjacent touch-down space provides mobile workers a place to hunker down for a while, get work done and can also function as spot for quick sharing of ideas with co-workers.
	It’s about: being lean and creative Workspaces actually can be smaller and smarter at the same time. This 6x8 workstation is a great alternative to the 8x8 cube, providing workers plenty of privacy and storage, while opening up areas for easy collaboration. The spacious desk lets workers managemultiple projects, and layered storage serves double-duty, keeping materials handy and providing privacy. Guests can pull up a stool and use the mid-storage surface for impromptu meetings, and get creative juices flowing
	It’s about: continuous connection These workers need to stay connected to each other throughout the day, shifting rapidly between their own projects work and communicating with the team. They need to see what others are working on, have quick conversations, and return to individual work. Storage above the desk provides a secondary work surface to share work easily, but also a place to keep materials tucked out of site.
	It’s about: functional groups Every day they work together, shifting between individual work and collaboration. They need visual access to each other, their information and even remote teammates. This space fosters spontaneous interactions among the team, promotes side-by-side collaboration. Convenient storage areas allow easy access to materials, provide piling surfaces and become casual seating for collaboration.
	It’s about: professional services It feels spacious and warm, but every aspect of this space works harder for professionals who need to manage multiple projects and keep information close at hand. Storage is layered above and below the desk with both open and closed options to make it easier to quickly find necessary files and piles, while keeping the space organized and efficient. Easy access to power allows workers to plug in multiple mobile devices and stay connected to their colleagues and clients.
	It’s about: mobile workers These workers are in and out of the office, moving between off-site meetings, internal work sessions and catching up on individual work. They need touch-down areas that allow them to shift rapidly from one work mode to the next, connecting with co-workers for a minute and then getting focused on the work at hand. This efficient footprint allows reallocating underused workspaces into more collaborative areas.