Office furniture should be chosen according to employees’ needs and expectations to enhance their productivity.

For many years, open office designs were preferred. Open office layouts are good for employee interaction but are prone to noise and visual distractions that can hinder concentration. Therefore, employees are now rediscovering the value of quieter and more focused work. They ask for spaces where they can concentrate. Collaboration is still on the agenda, but instead of open offices, co-working spaces with comfortable office chairs or desks are preferred.

Privacy and flexibility can have a direct impact on the level of satisfaction at the office. Employee satisfaction also positively impacts productivity enhancement. Therefore, office designs and office furniture selections made in line with the needs and expectations of the employees are of critical importance. Ergonomic, comfortable, and cozy office desks and office chairs are essential for employees who spend most of their day sitting in the office. For example, adjustable office desks and office chairs that are in line with ergonomic requirements, such as 60-90 cm distance from the computer or sitting in a position in which both feet touch the ground, should be preferred. This is the only way to ensure a healthy work environment, and it will have a positive impact on productivity.

Creating different workspaces for employees can also increase productivity because looking at different things with different features all the time and moving away from monotony will help them refocus. Therefore, not only making the right choices for employees' office desks and office chairs but also correctly selecting executive desks, meeting tables, or sofas and armchairs in common areas will be effective.

In addition to choosing the right office furniture, there are important issues to consider in the general atmosphere of the office to increase productivity.

21-22 degrees Celsius is considered the ideal temperature for an office, and optimum temperature makes employees more productive.

Similarly, the air quality of the office greatly affects concentration and cognitive ability.

Although having indoor plants is not a traditional method of creating a productive office, having many plants in the office helps clean the air, encouraging employees to be more energetic, productive, and creative.