Co-working spaces, a concept that was first introduced in the USA back in 2005 initially for freelancers and entrepreneurs, has become increasingly attractive in recent years. The transition from offices with individual working areas to co-working spaces is expected to foster a sense of community, enhance collaboration, and strengthen social relationships.

Co-working spaces are an alternative for those who want to avoid fixed office expenses and save time. These offices offer a flexible and modifiable design approach, adaptable to the purpose of use and the number of people, resulting in more functional, comfortable, and modular office furniture.

Considering user expectations, in co-working spaces, an area furnished with traditional furniture is now being replaced by spaces with modular, practical, colorful pouffes, or new-generation office design chairs that are simple, modern, and comfortable, accompanied by soft lighting.

Traditional offices were rarely known as spaces where health took precedence over functionality for employees. Although this is rapidly changing with new office trends, we can expect to see more co-working spaces focused on promoting good office ergonomy.