Why Separation Panels are ‘Must Have’ for Businesses
From staggered work schedules to daily temperature checks, as workplaces begin to reopen, employers are looking for the best ways to bring back their workforce safely. Research has shown that […]
Introducing our Virtual Showroom: the Humanscale Hub
Explore The Virtual Showroom The design industry has always favored in-person tradeshows and product showcases as a way to explore the latest innovations first-hand. Since the pandemic though, such gatherings, […]
NEAT Method Shares Five Tips to Organize Your Home Office
Five tips to organize your home office from NEAT Method As many of us are currently working from home, it is important to make sure your home office is a […]
The Best Ergonomic Work-From-Home Essentials
The COVID-19 pandemic has moved millions of professionals across the globe to adapt a work-from-home lifestyle. To help ease this transition, we’re offering a variety of ideas to help you […]
5 Essentials for the “Perfect” Work From Home Office
In the business of making well-designed ergonomic tools for the workspace for over 35 years, Humanscale and its team of certified ergonomists know that the ideal workstation is about more […]
Humanscale’s Sustainability Team To Speak at Living Product Expo 2019
Here at Humanscale, we are committed to positively impacting our world with everything we do. This includes partnering with like-minded companies and organizations, and sharing our learnings with the community […]
Humanscale Design Studio Crafts Stool Using the Root Structure of Mushrooms (Part 3 of 3)
Humanscale Design Studio undertook a sustainable design challenge — reimagine the design of a simple stool through three different sustainable approaches: biomimicry, circular economy, and biofabrication. Humanscale designer Paul Sukphisit […]
Humanscale Design Studio Designs Stool Using Upcycled Composites (Part 2 of 3)
Humanscale Design Studio undertook a sustainable design challenge — reimagine the design of a simple stool through three different sustainable approaches: biomimicry, circular economy, and biofabrication. Sergio Silva Humanscale Design […]
Using Sustainability as the Basis for Innovation
At Humanscale, we integrate sustainability into our design process — but we recently explored what would happen when sustainability is the starting point. How much would it drive innovation and […]
Humanscale Design Studio Stool Mimics Deep-Sea Sponge (Part 1 of 3)
Humanscale Design Studio undertook a sustainable design challenge — reimagine the design of a simple stool through three different sustainable approaches: biomimicry, circular economy, and biofabrication. The biomimicry approach was […]