The Dunlap Family Outpatient Center: it's the newest, most innovative facility yet in the St. Clair Health family, one with inspiring design that presented us with a special opportunity to provide healthcare solutions that elevate the care experience. From the modern lobby furniture and gorgeous outdoor pieces to the optimal healthcare chairs in treatment rooms, flexible modular wall solutions and much, much more, you'll find defining design that's as beautiful as it is purposeful - a comfortable setting to provide exceptional care for the community.

Tucked into the rolling landscape of Morgantown, WV, you'll find an inspiring, colorful new space that's perfectly befitting of its occupant: NovelKeys, a company that specializes in creating custom mechanical keyboards, deskpads, and keyboard accessories in gorgeous colors and designs.

The Mount Vernon community near downtown Columbus will soon benefit from an incredible new organization unlike any the city has seen before. 

A must-visit spot in Columbus, Ohio is the Japan Marketplace, home to six unique Japanese shops: Akai Hana, Belle's Bread, J•Avenue, Tensuke Express, Tensuke Market, and Sushi Ten. There is an abundance of Japanese cuisine and products available which allows for a great introduction to traditions and a celebration of culture - truly an immersive experience!

The Stonewall Columbus Community Center strives to be a safe, welcoming, and affirming place for the diverse LGBTQ+ community in Central Ohio and those who visit the region. Opened in 2019, the expansive new Short North home of Stonewall Columbus served as the perfect opportunity for our team to build upon Stonewall's brand and help the space tell their story, ensuring that everyone who enters the space feels welcomed, accepted, and at home. We’ve been a proud partner of Stonewall Columbus for years, and we were extremely thrilled to breathe life into their incredible space through custom branding work.

We've all heard a lot about the future of work by now, and after a year+ of work model upheaval, we've learned a lot about the importance of choice and flexibility with today's workforce. Now, with many local ordinances and COVID-19 health guidelines beginning to relax, the discussion of in-person work is ramping up quickly, with the future of the office coming sharply into focus. 

Recently, we held a design challenge at The Ohio State University for students to customize their own Framery pod - a challenge that saw so much creativity and talent, we couldn't pick just one winner!

By now, you've heard a lot about the future of work, and you're probably thinking about making some changes to your space. Your teams might not be in the office all the time, and you need a space that's more flexible - that can change more easily and adapt over time - and you may need more areas for collaborative group work, not just isolated desks.

So... what do you do? Where do you start? How do you know the changes you're making are actually best for your team?

Over the last year, we've all certainly learned a lot about the ways we can work, and we've seen a number of changes already start to take hold and rise in popularity as we collectively plan our future work models. Thinking back to 2019, the thought of working remotely was largely frowned upon by many employers, and the concept of a distributed, hybrid work model was still in its infancy. Now, the distributed model is what many are striving for and what many organizations are starting to adopt; after all, the more flexible a workplace (and work model) can be, the better, according to employees.

What have you heard about the future of work?