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  Spring is right around the corner, which means it’s time for spring cleaning – only we’re not talking about your house this time. Just like your home, your office needs a good, deep clean every once in a while. March is the perfect time to tackle this project before spring is in full force and all the pollen starts to make its way into your space. The allergy sufferers in your office will be eternally grateful as well. That being said, our team at BE Furniture will go over some best practices for cleaning your office furniture, as well as some other solutions to help maintain office cleanliness without lifting a finger.  Dust and Vacuum Dust can accumulate quickly on surfaces, especially in areas with high foot traffic. Start by dusting all surfaces, including desks, shelves, and cabinets, using a microfiber cloth or a gentle cleaning solution. Don’t forget to vacuum the floors and upholstery to remove any dirt or debris that may have accumulated over time. Regular dusting and vacuum

Among the office design factors influencing morale, two often overlooked elements beg to stand out: lighting and acoustics. Lighting can make all the difference in how your office space feels to your people. Whereas, how sound travels in your space can seriously impact productivity levels. These elements are not merely functional aspects of office spaces, but are integral components that directly affect employee performance, concentration, and overall satisfaction. In this article, our team of modern office designers and curators will take a closer look at how  office acoustics and lighting enhance office culture  as a whole.  Office Lighting Helps Your People Shine Let’s start with lighting. The impact of lighting on workplace dynamics is multifaceted. Natural light, in particular, has been shown to enhance mood, energy levels, and overall well-being. Employees working in well-lit environments tend to be more alert, focused, and motivated. Exposure to natural light also helps regulate