Chicago, IL. July 25, 2025 — Allsteel, a leading voice in workplace innovation, has released the latest issue of More Magazine. The biannual publication delivers expert insights, forward-thinking ideas, and inspiration from industry leaders, serving as a trusted resource for navigating change and designing spaces that enhance performance, well-being, and growth.
"As the team put this issue together, we were most inspired by three trends influencing us at Allsteel - human-centric design, sustainability, and an energized workforce," said Lauren Hession, Allsteel Vice President and General Manager of Contract Sales. "Whether we're sketching out designs, talking with clients, or building new Allsteel experiences, these are the topics that have been top of mind for our brand."
"As the team put this issue together, we were most inspired by three trends influencing us at Allsteel - human-centric design, sustainability, and an energized workforce," said Lauren Hession, Allsteel Vice President and General Manager of Contract Sales. "Whether we're sketching out designs, talking with clients, or building new Allsteel experiences, these are the topics that have been top of mind for our brand."
Offering professionals fresh insights into how design, culture, and strategy converge, the latest issue explores how workplaces can be more purposeful and adaptable. Building on the principles of Allsteel’s Intentional Office framework, it examines how thoughtful planning strategies align physical space with organizational culture and goals — showcasing environments that encourage collaboration, support well-being, and foster authentic connections.
The issue highlights the newly expanded Evo seating series — Allsteel’s best-selling solution designed for everyone, everywhere — now featuring enhancements that bring added sustainability, comfort, and versatility to meet the demands of today’s workplaces. It also delves into the impact of color as a powerful design tool, showing how thoughtful palettes can influence mood, connection, and performance. Additionally, the evolution of Rise is explored, showcasing how this modular collection continues to create flexible, collaborative spaces that adapt to changing needs — all underscoring Allsteel’s commitment to innovative, human-centered workplace design.
Additionally, the issue spotlights Allsteel’s upcoming Design Lab in Washington, D.C., set to open in Summer 2025. The new space will serve as a living laboratory, where the boundaries between physical space and design experience blur. Designed to foster ideation, collaboration, and co-solutioning, the D.C. Design Lab exemplifies Allsteel’s commitment to pushing the limits of workplace innovation and reimagining how we engage with space.
For more information or to request a complimentary issue, visit allsteeloffice.com/more-magazine
About Allsteel
Since 1912, Allsteel, an HNI Company, has offered a world-class, comprehensive range of workplace products and solutions. We simplify the office planning process by helping our customers align their workplace strategy with their business strategy. The result is fit-to-business solutions that deliver meaningful change in a way that works for them today, as well as tomorrow. Allsteel has showrooms in Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco. For additional information, visit www.allsteeloffice.com or follow Allsteel on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube.