Well-being is no longer a luxury, it has become a global economy worth 4.5 trillion dollars and continues to grow rapidly. To be a part of this growing market, brands need to diversify their product range with designs that meet their customers' expectations of well-being.

Well-being is not limited to just food or sports. It motivates individuals and brands to focus on more social and better purposes. This means moving away from being individualistic and even selfish, to considering the well-being of society. Brands embracing well-being are expected to not only focus on social, noble goals and the spiritual world but also to improve the physical world. Therefore, brands that adopt well-being are turning to simple, functional, ergonomic, and sustainable designs and approaches that promote healthier living for their users.

With the pandemic necessitating more isolated working environments in offices or forcing people to work from home, designing home-offices in line with the concept of well-being and ensuring physical comfort during these challenging times is crucial. Hence, every office item such as workgroups, desks, home-office products, and storage options must be simple, plain, comfortable, ergonomic, and sustainable. Office furniture designed with well-being in mind is important both for the image of brands in the eyes of employees and users and for creating healthy work environments.