Open-concept workspaces have become the norm over recent years but will require augmentation in the post-COVID world to prevent spread between employees, which is something the 'Clikclax' desk accessories can help with.
Created by Australian architect and designer Zahava Elenberg, the desk accessories are inspired by the classic Playplax children's toys and work by being connected together to form a barrier between people. Although ideal for the office, the playful barriers could be an excellent solution for virtually any communal space to keep people separated without fully disconnecting them from one another.
The 'Clikclax' desk accessories have a see-through design to prevent them from blocking off individuals from seeing one another, while the customizable aesthetic will allow for enhanced customization amongst professionals.
What's Driving This Trend
- Workspace-separating Accessories
- There is an opportunity for more innovative designs for workspace-separating accessories to address social distancing measures in the post-pandemic world.
- Customizable Office Dividers
- As demand for office dividers increases, there is an opportunity for companies to innovate with customizable and aesthetically pleasing designs.
- Flexible Workstation Solutions
- The need for adaptable workstation solutions is on the rise, presenting an opportunity for companies that offer flexible office furniture and accessories.
Who This Affects Most
- Office Furniture
- The office furniture industry can leverage this trend and create new lines of products that not only promote social distancing but also provide a customizable aesthetic and flexible solutions for the workspace.
- Architecture and Interior Design
- Architecture and interior design firms can innovate office design and work with office furniture manufacturers to create workspaces that prioritize health and safety without compromising aesthetic and functionality.
- Toy Manufacturing
- Toy manufacturers can tap into the need for workspace-separating accessories in communal spaces beyond the office, such as schools and public areas, and create playful and flexible dividers that can be used in various settings.
