Neocon 2019 in Cris Correa’s view

The latest Neocon made it clear that comfortable work environments that promote collaboration are here to stay. Brands have embraced sensory comfort, domesticity and balance in and out of the workplace.

Commercial environments were geared towards human experiences and demonstrate how space impacts our health, productivity, creativity and collaboration.

Tactility, natural elements and the integration of the boundaries between “work and home” were the main themes also addressed in the activations and launches. From phone booths to conference rooms, modular systems offer flexible privacy in a world that is still moving away from fixed offices.

See some photos from NeoCon 2019, taken by the team at Pett Capellato:

Article written by: Cris Correa

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