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Empty desks on Friday, meeting rooms nobody can find on Tuesday, shared spaces nobody tracks — poorly managed space is a cost you don't see on the invoice.

Break area with long tables in an open-space office

The problem, in numbers

87% of organisations now work in hybrid mode, but most offices are still furnished as if everyone were present every day. The result: you pay rent on empty desks and fight over rooms on peak days, when real utilisation reaches 80-90%.

The Medioest solution

With desk booking, a 1.5:1 desk-to-employee ratio becomes the norm: fewer desks to furnish, more floor space freed up, and the smart project pays for itself with what you didn’t have to buy. Meeting rooms become bookable resources with a door panel: if nobody shows up, the room frees itself. Lockers give hybrid employees a place for their things, and the parcel locker receives couriers even when reception isn’t there.

A two-tier offer

Base

Office furniture

  • Desks, ergonomic seating, cabinets and partitions
  • Supply, assembly and testing
Smart

An office that manages itself

  • Desk and room booking
  • Turnkey conference rooms and acoustic booths
  • Employee lockers and parcel lockers
  • Visitor access from the phone
  • Monthly subscription, support included

Start with a pilot.

One room, one locker bank, one floor: a small perimeter, installed and working, before you extend it. Scaling up is decided on the pilot's numbers — how much space you freed, how much time you got back — not on the promises of whoever sold it to you.

We analyse how you actually use your spaces, before proposing anything.

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