In a world in which individuality and different needs play an increasingly important role, products that adapt to the requirements of a wide variety of people are in demand. Sedus has set itself the task of developing office chairs that do justice to this diversity and at the same time fulfil the highest ergonomic standards. After all, ergonomics not only means sitting healthily, but also offering every person – regardless of gender, size, shape or personal preferences – the best possible comfort. In short: ergonomics that fit.

Most people who spend a large part of their working day sitting at a desk can empathise: headaches and back pain as well as tension in the neck and shoulders. These problems can often be counteracted with correct adjustment of the workstation and a healthy sitting posture.

Anyone who works at the Sedus headquarters in Dogern can count themselves lucky: Here, employees are not only spoilt with culinary delights, but are also provided with healthy and sustainable food. Since the 1960s, wholefoods have been an integral part of the company philosophy, introduced by Emma Stoll.

Advancing digitalisation has undoubtedly brought many positive changes to the world of work. At the same time, however, we are facing new challenges, such as digital exhaustion in the workplace. The constant availability of information, the increase in virtual meetings and the all-consuming use of digital technologies can lead to employees feeling overwhelmed and exhausted. However, there are steps that companies and individuals can take to counteract this digital exhaustion.

A mindful ecosystem in the workplace is a situation where many individuals live, work and (inter)act together. Everyone has the space they need and there is a pleasant atmosphere. If the workplace ecosystem is harmonious, it promotes the well-being, creativity and productivity of all team members. It creates a space for openness, respect and collaboration.

Just in time for Easter, we're sharing a real classic from the Sedus cookbook: the Baden carrot cake.

No matter where you work, having a proper ergonomic desk setup can save you from discomfort and injuries. Let's look at the steps you can take to make sure you're getting the most out of your workstation.

An office lounge is a perfect place to enjoy a break — or at least it should be. An office lounge can provide employees with a laid-back, comfortable place away from their desks to eat, socialize, and re-focus. We'll explore some ideas for designing a lounge for a dynamic office space.

An ergonomic stool can revolutionize the way you work — taking you through the day with better posture, improved focus, and healthy motion. This type of office furniture is like a regular stool, but it allows for a certain amount of mobility. Let's take a look at the many benefits of this dynamic seat and how to choose the right one.