Agile Spaces: Agile Spaces Part Two

Part Two: The New Trend "Agile Spaces" Created by Social Distancing

One of the things most affected and transformed by the pandemic was living spaces. We have been pushed into the act of transforming our living spaces in order to continue our daily lives as they are, and we have had to prioritize new interior designs.

The pandemic not only revealed the importance of human health and the longing for nature, but also introduced a new concept to our lives: Agile spaces.

The New Trend that comes with Social Distancing: Agile Spaces

In order for people to easily apply the concept of social distance, all existing common areas are being reorganized to adapt to the new normal.

While steps are being taken in all public spaces to fully implement social distancing, another concept and a new trend are beginning to emerge in the workplace. Agile spaces.

Safe space: Houses

During the pandemic, it did not seem possible to apply social distancing rules in many areas of work and education. This has turned houses into almost fortresses as safe spaces.

Designing Our Homes And Offices As Agile Spaces

We have compiled clues for you to keep the energy in living spaces high, while at the same time making us feel we are in a safe space.

Those who want to feel safe by bringing nature into their living spaces have started to turn to wooden elements. The growing demand for wooden decors makes Moso distinctive. Use Moso on units, dining or work tables to benefit from the energy of wooden surfaces.
With Boncuk, one of the MDFlam/Melamine Faced Particle Board decors, you can achieve a peaceful space by placing the serenity of blue in your offices.
You can work by feeling the energy of nature with Light Virginia Walnut, which reminds of the appearance and texture of the tree.
You can bring the harmonious character of gray to your spaces with Barbados and achieve a modern and stylish living space.