No matter the size of the business or the physical space, corporate offices house multiple functions from administrative tasks to critical meetings, and from HR operations to executive offices. Most also need a dedicated reception and meeting space for visitors, clients, and vendors.
If you’ve ever spent time in an office that didn’t quite “work,” you know the range of activities that can go on in corporate offices. Good design supports all of these:
Teams working individually and in groups
Welcoming and obvious reception and seating areas
A logical layout and flow that doesn’t impede productivity
Reliable technology at workstations, in offices, and in conference areas
Secure access to a mix of open and private spaces for focused work and containing sound
During active cost inflation, Office Basics leveraged its national vendor network to:
Lock in pricing before increases Rapidly source alternatives when products become unavailable Maintain design continuity Reduce exposure to volatile freight costsWhile many projects nationwide faced overruns, Aspen Heights stayed financially stable.
"With the challenges today's design community faces, like cost inflation and lack of product stock, having Office Basics as part of our team as the furniture dealer was invaluable. Specifying products that fit within the client's budget, meeting the project's completion timeline, and working with the approved design concept is like doing acrobatics. Without the support, guidance, and teamwork we always receive from Office Basics, this project would not have come out as nice as it did."
Sarah Mitchell
Development Director, Aspen Heights Partners
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