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These transformable systems do more than optimize square footage — they enhance the way people live in their spaces.

In response to a greater emphasis on collaboration, connectivity, and wellness (plus the ongoing reality of COVID-19) desk designs might be expanding as rapidly as the settings people work from.

Here's another testament to how adversity breeds adaptation: the Swing Sofa Bed by Resource Furniture.

The Turati Flip-Down Desk, a work-from-home solution from small-space maven Resource Furniture, folds away into a shelving or cabinetry system.

What travelers are looking for when they take a vacation has changed quite a bit in the last few generations. They want to get out and experience an area and see how the locals live.

The building owner, John Wolf, said he brought this concept to the Twin Cities after traveling around to study other apartment developments.

For some time before the pandemic, the look and feel of workplaces had been trending toward residential, out of a desire to replicate the comfort and easy charm of home.

The open-shelf Turati Cabinetry Units from Resource Furniture offer a range of options such as sliding panels, closed storage cabinets, a desk, or a bar.

There’s no denying that there has been a shift in the way people are living — many are moving away from purchasing long-term homes to a lifestyle that values flexibility above all.

Known for their space-maximizing, multifunctional designs, Resource Furniture drops a new design that’s perfect for these WFH times.