We create inspiring, productive, and collaborative spaces where people work, learn and heal. As a partner to our clients, we offer interior solutions and services to support employee engagement and wellbeing, enhance company culture and meet business needs. Skillfully integrating architecture, furniture and technology is what we do best and perform in-house to produce amazing end results.
Simply put, we believe space matters. At NBS we are committed to providing a positive, memorable experience for our clients while creating innovative and harder working spaces. Sharing the latest workplace trends and continually improving our showrooms is a top priority. It takes insight and a thoughtful plan to integrate architectural systems, furnishings, flooring and technology into a seamless environment.
NBS Commercial Cleaning offers comprehensive cleaning and maintenance services designed to protect your investment in floorcoverings, furniture, interior glass and windows. A clean environment not only guards against premature wear, but contributes to employee wellbeing and positive brand image.
Simply put, we believe space matters. At NBS we are committed to providing a positive, memorable experience for our clients while creating innovative and harder working spaces. Sharing the latest workplace trends and continually improving our showrooms is a top priority. It takes insight and a thoughtful plan to integrate architectural systems, furnishings, flooring and technology into a seamless environment.
NBS Commercial Cleaning offers comprehensive cleaning and maintenance services designed to protect your investment in floorcoverings, furniture, interior glass and windows. A clean environment not only guards against premature wear, but contributes to employee wellbeing and positive brand image.
Services
NBS Commercial Interiors operates showrooms in the four regions we serve.
We leverage the reach and resources of our network to provide exceptional service to these local regions and to specific industries.
Our teams are in position to provide solutions to organizations that operate in a single location, or those that operate multiple locations or campuses.
Additionally, when more resources are necessary to meet the scope of a project or some unique requirement, each of our locations has the support of the other three.
We leverage the reach and resources of our network to provide exceptional service to these local regions and to specific industries.
Our teams are in position to provide solutions to organizations that operate in a single location, or those that operate multiple locations or campuses.
Additionally, when more resources are necessary to meet the scope of a project or some unique requirement, each of our locations has the support of the other three.
To stay competitive and ease challenges of a constantly changing market, organizations are reimagining how they work to regain momentum and ramp up productivity.
Workplace design has become a key component of those new strategies.
Groundbreaking research conducted by Steelcase into the evolving ways in which people work is influencing workspace design.
Look for the highlights of this research in a quick-read format labeled Insights.
NBS has worked with a number of organizations to overcome these workplace challenges.
Workplace design has become a key component of those new strategies.
Groundbreaking research conducted by Steelcase into the evolving ways in which people work is influencing workspace design.
Look for the highlights of this research in a quick-read format labeled Insights.
NBS has worked with a number of organizations to overcome these workplace challenges.
Conversation and commotion are hallmarks of a collaborative environment.
However, employees still need spaces with minimum distraction to concentrate and complete assignments.
Finding that balance is critical.
Today, individual spaces that are flexible, occupy a smaller footprint, and support both interactive work and focused activities are the new ideal.
Mobile technology has up-ended the classic notions about where and when work gets done.
According to Steelcase research, "people prefer working at an office because it's where colleagues, technology and tools are most accessible."
However, employees still need spaces with minimum distraction to concentrate and complete assignments.
Finding that balance is critical.
Today, individual spaces that are flexible, occupy a smaller footprint, and support both interactive work and focused activities are the new ideal.
Mobile technology has up-ended the classic notions about where and when work gets done.
According to Steelcase research, "people prefer working at an office because it's where colleagues, technology and tools are most accessible."
Collaboration is the engine that drives innovation.
Building that engine, and revving it up is the challenge most companies face.
Being able to share information easily, having eye-to-eye interaction, and providing choices about the spaces people go to collaborate are just a few of the steps an organization can take to facilitate creative collaboration.
The right kind of space will enable the collaborative process by supporting a team's mission and sense of community.
Collaboration needs vary by the task at hand.
Building that engine, and revving it up is the challenge most companies face.
Being able to share information easily, having eye-to-eye interaction, and providing choices about the spaces people go to collaborate are just a few of the steps an organization can take to facilitate creative collaboration.
The right kind of space will enable the collaborative process by supporting a team's mission and sense of community.
Collaboration needs vary by the task at hand.
Look in any coffee shop and you'll see phones, laptops and tablets in use everywhere.
A mobile, global workforce has turned these "third places" into second offices.
It's proof that people need a range of settings in their worklife.
Naturally, the appeal of the corporate caf or lunchroom has grown as one more place to multitask.
Steelcase research indicates that "a palette of places" with space for both individual work and team work best supports the needs of a mobile, collaborative and social workforce.
A mobile, global workforce has turned these "third places" into second offices.
It's proof that people need a range of settings in their worklife.
Naturally, the appeal of the corporate caf or lunchroom has grown as one more place to multitask.
Steelcase research indicates that "a palette of places" with space for both individual work and team work best supports the needs of a mobile, collaborative and social workforce.
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