National Insurance Co
A national insurance organization asked Propr to set one standard for how its people work, from the open office to the private office. The result is a furniture program built to roll out across a pipeline of more than 1,000 seats nationwide, giving every office a consistent level of quality and a shared brand identity.
A national standard has a lot to balance. It has to deliver consistent quality and a recognizable brand at every location. It has to adapt to floor plates, ceiling grids and window lines that change from building to building. And it has to stay simple to specify and order as each new office comes online.
The open plan holds 350 workstations: height-adjustable benching in a warm, light wood laminate, divided by soft gray fabric screens that give each seat its own focus zone without closing off the floor. Every seat has dual monitor arms and tabletop convenience power, and power beams run through the benching to supply every workstation. Wood-front pedestals and credenzas add personal storage.
The 50 private offices are built from one kit of parts: a height-adjustable desk, matching wood storage, a fabric tack wall with floating shelves, and a guest chair. Built to one standard, every office feels part of the same brand, wherever it opens.
A second layout gives the office more storage and a place to meet. A tackable wall anchors the room above a sit-stand desk, whose concealed base keeps the lines clean. Integrated storage runs the length of the wall, and a round meeting table turns the office into a space for one-on-ones and small team check-ins.
A good standard keeps things simple. Each new office starts from something already proven: easy to plan, easy to order and ready for its people on day one. Over time, that simplicity is what makes the program last.
Details
- Location
- National
- Scope
- National workstation and private office standard: 350 workstations and 50 private offices, part of a 1,000+ seat national pipeline
- Services
- Furniture Standards
Custom Design
Furniture Installation - Photography
- Carbon Stories
