Space-within-a-space done flexibly with Soniq portable office walls
SONIQ is a modular, mobile partition system designed for agile workplaces. It consists of individual panels that can be customized in different heights, colors, and angles to create unique spatial solutions. Let’s peep the various spaces SONIQ can create on your floor.
Designing the workplace with Soniq portable office walls – tl;dr
- Bench workstation: Implement SONIQ between benching desk clusters to create individual workstations with privacy, shielding employees from distractions on either side of them
- Playful breakout area: Flank any open space in the office with a couple of multi-partition SONIQ walls to engender collaboration
- Work hideaway: Construct a cubicle out of SONIQ partitions for a secluded workspace with acoustic isolation
- Meeting area: Set up one or two multi-SONIQ divider walls on either end of a meeting area to make the space more intimate
- Divide space: SONIQ can also be used to divide one space into two
A benching workstation for unique group dynamics…
Those who rely on real-time communication for work can sit facing each other at this benching setup. It’s flanked by SONIQ panels for shelter from the open office. Tall and wide, they act as desk divider panels, too, boosting each employee’s sense of personal space as they work.
A playful breakout area…
Here, SONIQ partitions, finished in biophilic wool, have been implemented at varying heights to promote playful collaboration. They were made to match the area’s movable furniture, making for a coherent work environment accessible to neurodivergent employees (who need order to thrive).
A work hideaway with soothing acoustic isolation…
This cubicle is made of several SONIQ panels. It’s a comfortable workspace for the user, surrounded by a warm earthy orange, stable and grounding no matter the clatter beyond. Perhaps you’d prefer to nest your workstation into the cubicle facing outward (rather than inward) for a “turtleback” effect?
SONIQ has become a popular office partitioning product because it’s so foolproof and unfussy — easy to use, in all respects. It’s beautiful, too. We offer the divider in a wonderful array of colors as well as three different high-quality fabrics
– says Eliza Donek, Product Manager, Mikomax.
A casual meeting area, sunny and unencumbered by stuff…
Yellow exudes optimism and confidence, making it apt for group settings. Of course, SONIQ’s panels can be combined or separated, tinkered with until the space feels just right. It’s a streamlined area where simplicity shines.
A semi-enclosed workspace for three…
Use SONIQ for creating a workspace for small project teams. Made by SONIQ partitions on two sides to minimize distractions. And if the team ever needs more privacy, they can easily add additional panels in just a few minutes.
Flexible partitioning helps hybrid teams succeed by rendering the workplace adaptable. So people can construct individualized workspaces that meet their specific needs. Productivity and comfort are given a leg up. Overall, a more positive work experience results since everyone benefits from having some control over their environment
– lends Eliza Donek, Product Manager, Mikomax.
Teamwork to the left; conversation to the right…
1 wall of SONIQ. 2 distinct work settings. To the left, close colleagues work together at their face-to-face desks. To the right, they chat and relax. While the desk is energized by daylight, the chairs are shut off from energy of all kinds thanks to PACKMAN’s enveloping headboard panels.
A secluded cubicle unit for two…
Picture this: 14 panels of SONIQ in a rectangular arrangement, making a cubicle unit large for close colleagues to work together daily. Bring in an area rug to anchor the space, and you have yourself a spatial solution that is finished, professional, and functional.
Simple two-person workspaces can be surprisingly beneficial for teammates who work together daily. They engender a sense of dominion over one’s immediate space and arena. Working closely in a private, partially enclosed environment also fosters fellowship. And, practically speaking, such a workspace insulates one from interruptions, which is invaluable
– Eliza Donek, Product Manager, Mikomax.
A wide-open project table for off-the-cuff collaboration
This furniture setting allows peers to work together spontaneously. Its swivel stools offer motion and a feeling of freedom, good for laid-back discussion. SONIQ dividers were added to enhance the space’s atmosphere, offering a touch of acoustic and visual isolation.
The best part: each of these 8 subspaces is part of the same office floor.
Yessiree. SONIQ makes you the master of your office’s layout, letting you tweak it, keeping it suitable per changing needs. The partition system is available in many colors, so you can differentiate zones by hue, too. It’s the right spatial solution for a variable work world.
Designing the workplace with portable office walls – summary
- Bench workstation: Implement SONIQ between benching desk clusters to create individual workstations with privacy, shielding employees from distractions on either side of them
- Playful breakout area: Flank any open space in the office with a couple of multi-partition SONIQ walls to engender collaboration
- Work hideaway: Construct a cubicle out of SONIQ partitions for a secluded workspace with acoustic isolation
- Meeting area: Set up one or two multi-SONIQ divider walls on either end of a meeting area to make the space more intimate
- Divide space: SONIQ can also be used to divide one space into two
Workplace design with portable office walls – frequently asked questions
How tall are SONIQ office partitions?
SONIQ is available in four different heights, ranging from 110cm to 180cm. Check them all out here.
How do I implement the space within a space concept in my office?
One of the best ways to create multiple spaces within your workplace is with a flexible partition system like SONIQ. SONIQ is mobile and modular, making it easy to create new spatial solutions and adapt them to evolving needs.
How many different kinds of spaces does my office need?
Every workplace should have meeting spaces, conversation spaces, private working spaces, collaborative working spaces, and breakout spaces.
