Design company has a noteworthy interest in ergonomics which improves performance and comfort A premier interior design firm based in Texas creates nothing less than memorable experiences with their clients. Their reputation for providing creative solutions that are also very functionality had already won themselves a slew of awards and excellent clients. When they reached out to Ergobility, they did so because they were currently in an expansion phase which is a great place to be in as a business. The office manager realizing that their own physical space could be the one that uses some improvement reached out on a whim to find out more about how an ergonomic consultant can help. In the end, the design company wasn't the only one that help would be offered to. After, servicing the space and interacting with the interior designers, it was realized that this could be utilized to assist their own clients so that aesthetics and functionality would go hand-in-hand with ergonomic concepts to ensure work safety and comfortably. This elevated the design company's service even further giving them another edge and selling point to their potential clients. The office should be space that has a bit of unique flair to it. It's a business that brings to life creativity and culture so especially for an interior design company it is important to ensure that there is a sufficient amount of aesthetics and functionality considered. Depending on what a business is going for, the seating can be open, more private, collaborative, etc. so these aspects all are considered. Ergonomic specialists will look a bit past aesthetics and consider factors that ensure lasting comfort and safety. Things that a designer may not quite prioritize. A discussion merging both specializations is a great way to come up with solutions that both meet the design criteria but also meant to reduce workers compensation injuries related to factors like repetitive motions and awkward postures. A chair or a desk can look fantastic but in the end it has to be not only functional but fitting in a way that allows for prolonged comfort when in use. The ergonomist's perspective may have more of a say than you expect, but no sacrifices on looks need to really be made. With the symbiotic collaborative nature between interior designers and ergonomic consultants, the amazing can happen and you can go from something good to great offering your clients something beyond what than they need. I you are a design group, and are interested in consulting an ergonomist on how to offer improved services to your employees or clients, reach out to Ergobility today.