Room divider and partition ideas for offices, trade shows, and events

When it comes to dividing or delineating spaces, room dividers are the perfect choice, especially for offices, trade shows, and events. They can be quickly and easily set up to create a pleasant atmosphere and optimize space utilization. This blog post focuses on the modular room divider LINK and its versatile applications. We will present different ideas on how LINK can be used to flexibly design spaces, whether in everyday office life or at trade shows and events. Additionally, we will highlight the benefits of such a room divider and the available accessories. Discover the possibilities of LINK and get inspired! ...

When employers hire—especially for long-term positions—they’re looking for skills, yes, but they’re also seeking evidence you have certain personality traits, things like being goal-oriented and proactive. Remote workers have an added chance to make a good impression here; in addition to how they dress, they’ve got a whole home workspace to demonstrate their hirability. Show this in what you say and in how you present yourself on that first remote interview: build a simple, effective home office that reflects your commitment to your job and your ability to follow through, down to the details ...

The automation of many mundane tasks is freeing people up for more creative work. One of the simplest ways to foster creative collaboration is by providing employees with flexible spaces where they can interact closely. MOVISI makes this a cinch with LINK adaptable room dividers and stylish, versatile shelving and furniture systems U-CUBE and BUILD. But, while such in-person fraternization will persist in the long-term, what happens when businesses have to adapt to global conditions such as the current Covid19 crisis, in the near term? How can employees flex creativity and fuel collaboration while in isolation? ...

As we grow accustomed to a forever altered way of life (goodbye, handshake; hello, face-mask sales), one common theme is: how will work life change and how can responsive companies flourish in the future? Now that more people than ever have at least tasted working from home, how will the best businesses accommodate their potentially changing desires—and the challenges of a new world order? ...

From its roots in Denmark, the concept of hygge has become widespread in home design. It expresses well being in a space in the company of lifemates – something more than cozy, although cozy is often part of it. To live hygge is to select furnishings and décor with your head and heart involved, to create a home’s soul. ...

Many of us are in a period of extended working from home. While, at this point, we might have settled into a routine, we can also clearly see room for improvement. If you haven’t already, it’s time to dedicate a space to a home office, to thoughtfully design a space for focussed work. A recent study shows that, once a distraction takes us away from work, it can take us up to 23 minutes to refocus. That’s time we don’t have to lose in this economy ...

Many of you are already living a “new typical” where you move from a teleconference to playtime, meal prep, downtime, and back again in the same homescape, in the same day. Movisi furniture moves with you: the feather-weight, multifunctional modules of LINK, BUILD, or U-CUBE can be reformed without tools or hassle and will augment any room with their smooth elegance ...

Movisi is the brainchild of Natascha Stojanovic, who studied at London’s Central Saint Martin’s College of Art and Design and Milan’s Instituto Europeo di Design. She launched Movisi in 2009 and was soon joined by her brother, Aleksandar, who studied business law and acts as the company CFO. The two spearhead sustainable, locally produced furniture by an international stable of designers who reenvision modular concepts for today’s lifestyle. Easily assembled, infinitely ...

Since news first hit about a novel coronavirus in China, we have witnessed Covid19 spread from isolated cases to a pandemic in a matter of weeks. Now, in most countries, what was initially a distant threat now shapes our lifestyle. If you’re working from home you need home office furniture that is as flexible as you are ...