The office of the future — the near future — was just finished in Wayne. Integrating the science behind optimal employee performance with the right balance of focus and inspiration, office furniture provider Corporate Interiors has created in its new WorkLife Studio a showcase of what a collaborative and multi-functional space can be.

The 11,000 square feet debuted Sept. 7 as a tangible expression of Corporate Interiors’ vision for the future of innovative work spaces as well as the new day-to-day work environment for 50 of its more than 165 associates, according to a Philadelphia Business Journal report by Clara Lefton.

“The WorkLife Studio is a place to collaborate and create more advanced work spaces that effectively support current workplace trends, such as optimizing real estate, providing a balance of collaborative and private work settings, supporting an organization’s brand, culture and wellbeing, and successfully engaging the four generations in the workplace today,” Corporate Interiors Principal Janice Leone said in the article.

See a slideshow and learn more about Corporate Interiors’ new WorkLife Studio in the Philadelphia Business Journal here.