OFFICE & WORKPLACE WORKPLACE WELLBEING Havwoods invests in the future with an extensive refurbishment of its global headquarters.
Wood surface specialists Havwoods has invested in its future and staff welfare with an extensive refurbishment and upgrade to the brand’s global offices in Carnforth, Lancashire.
To create a more cohesive, collaborative and inspirational workspace, the new look includes an incredible collection of Havwoods’ products via a refreshed interior design, new areas and updates created for team wellbeing and increased space for further staff additions as the brand continues to expand.
As staff wellbeing is of utmost importance to the brand, new areas, furniture and design elements have been introduced to create a more functional and inspirational space for its employees. A new breakout area has been added which includes relaxation spaces, a table tennis table and a breakfast bar. Every staff member has a new desk, giving them flexibility to work both sitting down and standing up – encouraging movement throughout the day.
The new office design also plays a significant role in the staff welfare. The wide variety of products across the floors, walls
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and ceilings not only help staff interact and familiarise further with the products, but also help to create a calming space to work in. Natural materials such as wood are known to promote relaxation and productivity as they help to bring the outside, inside.
Nina Malton, global director of people, culture and workplace at Havwoods, said: “Our knowledgeable team is at the heart of Havwoods and we owe our success to their dedicated work. Staff wellbeing was therefore a key focus of the renovation to ensure we offered our team a work environment where they felt inspired and productive, but also offered areas where they can relax and socialise.”
A new way of showcasing products, Havwoods’ extensive collection of versatile surfaces have been incorporated throughout – resulting in an office which is now aesthetically in line with the brand’s five showrooms.
From different colours to interesting textures across varying surfaces, the new look allows staff to interact more first hand
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