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Tia - Behind the Scenes
This year at NeoCon, Watson is excited to launch a new collection aimed to serve the evolving needs of private office and team spaces. “Interesting combination,” might be your first reaction. After all, aren’t the needs of private offices and teaming spaces at the opposite ends of the spectrum?
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TIG vs. MIG Welding and Why It Matters for Miro
One of Watson’s most iconic product details is the Miro leg – a sleek triangular steel tube, hand-mitered at the corners and welded in-house. It’s a detail that delivers clean, modern design alongside superior strength and durability – and it’s all possible thanks to the skilled welders here at the Orchard.
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Thrive Digital - Vancouver BC
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VSP Global Offices - NYC
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Cytracom's Dallas Office Gets an Energizing Update
Telecommunications provider, Cytracom, had recently outgrown its Dallas, TX headquarters and had secured a new, larger office space. They chose lauckgroup to help design the space in a way that would convey the company’s culture.
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Cirrus 10 Incorporates Dynamic Design In New High-Rise Location
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Striving for Material Transparency in Furniture Manufacturing
At Watson, we believe people have a right to know where their furniture came from. Whether there are harmful or toxic ingredients in products that go into offices where they spend 40 hours a week. To rest assured the materials we use in production are sustainably sourced. Our VP of Product & Operations, Greg Kooistra, agrees. We sat down with him to talk about Watson’s push for transparency in materials: What is material transparency? “Getting manufacturers to allow a third-party set of eyes into their products and let people know, honestly and up front, what they contain.”
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Five Tips for Staying Productive in the Open Office
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Behind the Scenes of Our New Product Launch: Designer Interview
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What Was Hanging Outside the NeoCon 2017 Showroom?
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