You’re closing an office, moving, or downsizing. The furniture on the floor is not coming with you, and the clock is ticking on the lease surrender. So what do you actually do with it? There are three real answers (sell, donate, recycle) and a fourth that nobody...
Opening a coworking space in Denver comes down to two things you have to get right in the first six months: the space itself, and the furniture that fills it. Get the furniture wrong and it shows up in three places nobody wants: your opening budget, your member...
Sustainable office furniture in Denver is not a marketing angle. It is an operational model, and Pear Project Services has been running that model for 40 years. Our 50,000 square foot Denver warehouse exists for one reason: to keep commercial-grade office furniture in...
An office move in Denver is two projects running at the same time. The move itself (IT, phones, packing, movers, cleaning, security transfers) is the visible one. The furniture side is the invisible one, and it is where most moves quietly go over budget, over...
You raised the seed round. You signed the lease. Now you need to furnish the office, and the first quote you got from a new-furniture dealer was somewhere between “not funny” and “we might just keep working from coffee shops.” Office furniture...
There are three ways to furnish an office in Denver. You can rent, you can buy used, or you can buy new. Most companies default to whichever option they have done before, which is usually not the option that fits the actual situation. The three approaches have...
