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Office cubicles give the perception of complete seclusion and privacy. But, don’t let the tall, solid panels trick you. You’re in very close proximity to your cubicle neighbors and other coworkers so although it...

Valentine’s day...a day of love and appreciation; dedicated to couples as the one day a year to express just how much you truly value your significant other...blah, blah, blah...

This year, we decided we’d introduce something new to the Skutchi Designs blog. In our workplace critique segment, we’ll break down the pros and cons, likes and dislikes, and offer suggestions and...

There’s a never-ending debate between whether open-plan offices or cubicle farms are the preferred choice in workplaces. Maybe one is ideal for owners and bosses, but employees prefer the alternative...

Well, 2019 is here! It’s a new year and a new you. Our new year’s resolutions vary from personal health goals to dramatic lifestyle changes, making this as great a time as any to move on from the old and start fresh again...

Designing an office space...it’s not as simple and straightforward as you may think. On top of choosing the best flooring for your space, comfortable yet attractive furniture that your employees will approve of...

The open-plan office layout was first introduced in 1936 when Frank Lloyd Wright created a spacious, light-filled open office space for the SC Johnson Administration Building. However, not long after this ingenious...

The holiday season is upon us. Everyone is gearing up for Christmas in just a few days and then New Years immediately after. We’re frantically rushing to complete unfinished work tasks and yearly reports in addition to the Christmas shopping...

Christmas is almost here! As we’re all spreading our Christmas joy around the office (with the exception of the occasional Scrooge or office Grinch), it’s also time to start planning for the office holiday party..! 

The wonderful cubicle job. An important stepping stone in your career that every business person endures. The question is, how do we make it through these few years without wanting to throw our computer monitors out the window?