Human-centered and future-proof workspaces with glass and mobile walls

The transformation of office environments by 2025 has been substantial: the rise of hybrid work, the growing importance of environmental and sustainability (ESG) considerations, and a heightened focus on employee well-being have all reshaped the direction of workplace design.

Flexible and multifunctional spaces

Flexibility remains a key factor in workplace design. Offices are no longer just static desks and meeting rooms, but dynamic environments that can be quickly adapted to different work modes—such as focused individual tasks, creative group collaboration, or online meetings. Increasingly, offices feature communal areas that support corporate culture, informal interactions, and spontaneity.

Our glass and movable wall systems offer ideal solutions for creating such flexible spaces. Thanks to their clear and distinctive design, they easily integrate into any interior, while the movable walls can be effortlessly repositioned.

Technology That Supports Hybrid Work

Modern office infrastructure is becoming increasingly sophisticated. Today's workplaces are characterized by integrated video conferencing systems, smart booking platforms, and IoT-based lighting and climate control systems. The goal is to ensure a seamless user experience for both in-office and remote employees.

Premium SIMO partition wall systems can be effortlessly integrated with motion and light sensors, smart controllers, occupancy indicators, and voice-activated devices—making them fully compatible with ongoing technological advancements.

Sustainability and Well-being-Oriented Design

With ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) principles gaining prominence, more companies are prioritizing sustainable office design—a trend that is only growing stronger in 2025. Interior design now places increased emphasis on furniture and fixtures made from natural or recycled materials, along with energy-efficient systems.

Our glass and movable wall systems reflect ESG values in multiple ways:

• Durability: Made from long-lasting materials, our products help reduce ecological footprint over time.
• Natural light: Glass walls maximize the use of daylight, reducing the need for artificial lighting and contributing to energy efficiency.
• Flexible use of space: Employees can work in sound-insulated, bright, private, or open spaces depending on their needs—improving comfort and productivity.
• Visual connectivity: Even enclosed spaces maintain a visual link, fostering collaboration.
• Accessibility: Our wall and door systems can be designed to meet accessibility standards, creating inclusive, user-friendly work environments.
• Safety and acoustics: SIMO wall systems use safety glass compliant with building standards and offer excellent acoustic insulation, reducing noise levels and supporting mental well-being.
• Transparency and personalization: Visual openness and adaptability to individual spatial needs both contribute to a higher level of employee well-being.