When you’re a business owner, a luxury feeling in the workplace doesn’t have to go understated. If you want your business premises to make your employees feel like they’re working in the highest quality space in the world, you can invest in features to evoke that.
You’ll get higher employee satisfaction, you’ll look more professional to your clients, and you could even increase the value of your premises. Of course, you’ll need to use your design budget effectively, but it is possible.
With that in mind, here are three features that will be very effective for creating that luxurious feeling we’re all after at work.
Private Workspaces
Privacy can be in short supply in the workplace. Start to curate the luxurious feeling you’re after by ensuring there’s plenty of it in yours.
Setting up cubicles in shared working areas allows an employee to shut out the world when they’re at work, but designating private and peaceful working spaces alongside is most effective. This design gives your employees a bit more control over their working environment.
Of course, if you have the space and budget for a renovation, it’s also possible to assign private rooms for all employees. These rooms can also be sectioned off to allow more than one person to work inside at once, which maximizes the total available space.
Automated Entrance Security
There’s a bit of luxury in the sense of safety. This can be achieved in the workplace by using an automated security system. Employees can tap and go with their IDs, and there’s no need for a clunky check-in point elsewhere in the building.
This can be achieved by investing in security elements that streamline your entrance protocols. Adding external Security Barriers to your front gate or parking lot ensures a higher level of control over who is on site. Only those with the right level of access will be allowed inside.
This also ensures personal belongings are less at risk, and if an employee has come in their own car, they can rely on it being safe where it’s parked.
Ergonomic Breakroom Furniture
Ergonomic furniture in the breakroom ensures employees can relax when they’re away from their desk and trying to catch a break. The seats have the proper back support, they’re soft and comfortable to sit on, and the table they’re resting their food on is at the right height.
You should also look into accessible solutions for anything hanging on the walls as well. A TV, if you have one mounted, should be at the right height to avoid craning necks. Notice boards should be easy to check, and kitchen cupboards shouldn’t be so high up that those under 6 feet can’t reach. Add some panache with potted plants and neutral décor items.
Luxurious business premises aren’t always sleek in design or cost millions to put together. Sometimes it’s all about the convenience you design your workspace with. You can put a traditionally luxurious sheen on top, but investing in functional, effective, and person-friendly features will always win out.
