INTERIOR SPY

Infinity Group is proud to announce the completion of work at Fiduciary Investment Advisors’ expanded office space in Windsor, CT. The new workspace, located on second floor of 100 Northfield Drive, provides a stylish ultramodern home for 17 employees and serve as a catalyst for streamlined efficiency. Encompassing numerous tailor-made solutions, this new space will also provide for more flexibility and versatility. Sit-stand desks in two shared workspaces and several private offices will help foster more communication and adaptability among FIA’s creative staff. Likewise, FIA’s design offers state-of-the-art collaboration zones , including a beautiful café / kitchen space with sliding doors that can double as a town hall meeting area. New colorful furniture on the patio allows employees to take a breath a fresh air and take inspiration from the scenic view. “From the very beginning until the end, Infinity has been responsive, informative and comforting,” said

Corporate trainings are a great way to empower and add to the skills of employees.   Bringing in experts and resource speakers who will share their know-how with the team shows how much a company values the development of their people.   However, there should be a good venue for all these gatherings. A company’s training room design should cater not only to the needs of the guests but of the employees as well.   What makes a training room conducive to learning? Good acoustics and ventilation These aspects can be achieved with the right materials and equipment. The room doesn’t have to be necessarily soundproof.   However, it’s important for everyone in the room to clearly hear whoever is in front. When the chatter disrupts the main speaker, the trainees might not be able to absorb what they’re supposed to be learning. As for ventilation, most company training rooms are notorious for having freezing temperatures. To ensure the comfort of everyone in the venue, the air condit

When patients think about visiting their doctor or dentist for a checkup, the first visual that typically comes to mind is the reception area. Sure, the lobby is where we get our first impression about any business. But when it comes to medical and dental offices in particular, the waiting area is where we take time to make early judgments about the quality of service that we are about to receive. Many people don’t like having to sit in a reception area. One of Jerry Seinfeld’s early successful comedy routines was all about the tedium of waiting in the waiting room. When most people think of a medical or dental lobby, they think of outdated magazines, uncomfortable chairs, and a ticking clock. Worse yet, if you’re worried about a possible health issue or in any kind of physical pain, time in this part of the office can feel tortuous. As such, it’s both important and easy for any doctor or dentist to stand out from the crowd. Go the extra mile to make that great first impress

Training rooms   should be a lively part of the office . Gone are the days when these spaces look plain and dull, causing trainers and trainees to feel bored while they should be improving on their skills. Training room design plans should be drawn from the company’s unique culture and the employees’ specific needs. Instead of re-using commonplace and drab concepts, companies can freely explore different factors that will help make the training room a great place where talent and skills are developed. What are some details that need to be incorporated to make a training room more dynamic? Here are some ideas: Ample space for a variety of activities Some training rooms look like another conference room . This shouldn’t always be the case. While there should be seats and tables in these rooms, there should also be enough space for teams to work together without making them feel too stressed-out. The space should also allow those who want to move around to do some stretch

Office design isn’t a simple matter of finding unique furniture and putting together brand-consistent color-schemes. There are offices in every city that look amazing, yet are still inherently dysfunctional. When executed correctly, design provides solutions to a wide variety of basic workplace challenges. Paramount among these is providing an avenue for building and strengthening the company’s team. Employees should be the number one investment made by any firm. If your staff is unmotivated, apathetic, uncommitted and miserable, your output will suffer accordingly. If, on the other hand, your staff feels inspired and competent, they will overcome any challenge. Towards that end, it is crucial for your business to have a training room that will inspire and cultivate your team from the ground up. For a moment, put yourself in the shoes of your employees. Imagine that you are being asked to participate in training. Whether the training is set to last minutes or months,