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An office might look great on opening day, but the real test is how it feels once people have settled into working in it. A year after redesigning our Auckland office, we surveyed the ACCO team about what they love, how they use the space, and what could still be improved.

What does the esports scene look like in New Zealand? NZ Esports Federation CEO Jonathan Jansen talks national competitions, growing school participation, Kiwi players on the international stage, and the importance of ergonomic gaming chairs.

Choosing one office chair for everyone can overlook how differently people work throughout the day. This guide breaks down how role demands, movement, and time spent seated should shape your seating choices. See how a role-based approach can lead to better support and smarter workplace decisions.

As we look toward 2026, office design is shifting beyond aesthetics to focus on human-centred, adaptable environments. Designers are prioritising sustainability, modularity and wellbeing, creating spaces that evolve with teams and support how people actually work. Smart technologies, flexible third spaces and ergonomic furniture come together to enhance comfort, connection and long-term performance.

Open-plan offices don’t have to be noisy or chaotic. Fuze Business Interiors Manager and Senior Design Consultant Toni Dickson shares her top tips for designing an open office for productivity and collaboration. With the right zoning, acoustics, lighting, and tech, you can create a calm, people-first workplace, just like the new ACCO/Buro working showroom in Auckland.

From smart ergonomics to modular seating and a fresh take on the resimercial aesthetic, Buro’s 2025 Workplace Design Trends Report explores the ideas shaping tomorrow’s offices. Discover how flexibility, inclusivity, and sustainability are redefining the workplace, and how Buro’s seating can help you bring these trends to life.