3 Creative Ideas for Your Office Reception Area



Whether you’re a tech start-up, a law firm, a marketing agency or a wellness clinic, you want an elegant office reception area that tells your clients that they’ve come to the right place. Thanks to the collaboration movement and the rise of resimercial design, office reception areas are being transformed from intimidating and unoriginal spaces into creative rooms that can handle the multiple, demanding functions of a business entrance. Here are 3 ways to inject some creative juice into your space, from the contemporary office furniture specialists in NJ.

Take Down the Walls: 

Opening up a space will make it feel more welcoming, spacious, and integrated with your office environment and clients will be impressed by the hive of activity they can glimpse. The natural lighting is ideal for comfort, and you can keep privacy a priority by installing smoked glass walls or architectural glass partition walls where needed.

Add Some Flavor: 

Your office reception area is the first taste your clients, customers, suppliers, and visitors get of your brand. So, it’s important to make it count. Rather then the generic reception spaces of the past, try to find a way to make your space more personal to your brand and industry. For example, a statement art piece by a local artist that’s connected to your industry theme is a fantastic investment that shows your brand cares about the local community while telling people what your business is all about.

Make it Communal: 

Today’s office design is all about embracing multi-use, communal space that caters to gatherings and private meetings – and your reception area is the ideal place to put this into practice. Expand your reception space as much as you can, allowing it to transform into a collaborative space where informal meetings can take place, where employees can work and collaborate over a cup of coffee, and where clients are welcomed into the buzz of your workplace. Of course, there should be a clear flow through this space, thus ensuring suppliers and delivery people can do their work with ease and clients can wait in comfort. Distinctive modern reception desks are key to ensuring that every visitor knows exactly where to go, and workflow isn’t compromised.

From Modern Reception Desks to Innovative Office Design and Fitment – We Do It All 

At BE Furniture, we assist our clients in achieving an optimal workspace for their business. Whether you are looking to remodel your current reception area completely or replace your furniture with contemporary office furniture, our experienced team can handle it all. 

For more information about our design services for waiting areas and reception areas, which includes seating, glass partition wall units, desks furniture, and more, please contact us today or visit our website at https://www.befurniture.com/

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Location: 7 Entin Rd #201, Parsippany, NJ 07054, USA

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