For The Rest is the name of a clever partition that doubles as a comfortable perch for people to nap on when drowsiness rears its ugly head. Workplaces are slowly realizing that the needs of their employees range and sleep plays a particularly crucial role. There are some jobs out there that require ungodly hours and that's where For The Rest comes in.
Designed by Assaf Israel and Sharon Liverant of Israel-based design firm Joynout, For The Rest essentially stays as a divider between employees most of the time. But as soon as sleep is imminent, a person needs only to rotated and flip it down in order to create a cozy surface to rest his or her head on. Of course, people will have to feel comfortable napping in public to use it.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Versatile Partitions
- Designing partitions that can serve alternate purposes, such as nap-friendly surfaces, can revolutionize traditional office spaces.
- Holistic Employee Wellness
- More companies are recognizing the importance of employee wellbeing, and incorporating features such as nap-friendly partitions can help boost productivity and satisfaction levels.
- Flexible Workspaces
- Adaptable office structures that can change to cater to various employee needs, including dedicated areas for sleeping, can help attract and retain top talent.
Where This Applies
- Office Furniture
- Companies in this industry can consider creating partitions that serve multi-functional purposes, such as nap-friendly surfaces, to appeal to the emerging workforce’s evolving demands.
- Corporate Wellness
- Incorporating innovative features, such as nap-friendly partitions, can help differentiate companies in this industry and increase employee engagement long-term.
- Interior Design
- Designers can tap into the growing demand for adaptable office spaces with partitions which can switch forms, such as from dividers to comfortable napping surfaces.
