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The open concept design needs to be functionally designed to support tasks, appear uncluttered, encourage collaboration through designated huddle zones and workstations, and maintain a flexible and fun work environment.

Balancing aesthetics with functionality presents new problems for designers, like finding the balance between open sight lines and divided spaces or understanding color theory and choosing the right colors that keep a space bright and open, while also dividing the space for designated use.

Designing for open environments although beautiful can bring unforeseen obstacles.

Companies have struggled for decades on fostering a culture that encourages collaboration.

Businesses across the country spend billions of dollars every year building and advertising their brands and promoting them to their customers.

Designing for open environments can sometimes present challenges when space division is concerned.

Open office concepts have become more popular because of their ability to increase collaboration and teamwork among employees.

Pallet was designed specifically for open offices in need of space division while maintaining the ability to filter light and allow your space to still feel open and airy.