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Visitor seating plays an important role in how a workplace feels.

It needs to be comfortable, practical and suitable for a range of spaces, from meeting rooms to reception areas.

The Zex Visitor Chair brings a clean, considered look with a fully upholstered seat, sculpted form and powder-coated four-way spider base.

Key details:

• Available with or without armrests
• Upholstery options include dusty linen fabric or tan PU
• Fully upholstered seat for comfort and durability
• Powder-coated four-way spider base
• Suitable for meeting, waiting and collaborative spaces

A practical option for workplaces looking to create comfortable visitor and meeting areas.

View the Zex Visitor Chair here: https://rj.com.au/products/seating/visitor-training/zex-visitor-chair/

A landmark Sydney venue deserves a workplace designed with the same level of precision.

RJ Office was engaged to deliver a contemporary commercial furniture solution for The Cutaway at Barangaroo, supporting the venue’s operational and administrative teams.

Located within one of Sydney’s most distinctive cultural and events precincts, the project focused on creating a functional, ergonomic and visually cohesive workspace that supports focused work, team collaboration and day-to-day operational efficiency.

The fitout included motorised height-adjustable Volt workstations, ergonomic task seating, monitor arms, meeting tables, breakout furniture and collaborative workspace solutions, with RJ Office managing planning, supply, delivery and installation.

With Australian-manufactured workstation systems at the core, the completed space balances comfort, performance and clean contemporary design within a premium Barangaroo setting.

Want a closer look at the completed fitout?

View the full case study: https://rj.com.au/projects/cutaway-barangaroo/

Comfort and durability should go hand in hand.

The Barbados Sofa Collection is designed for commercial environments where both matter. With clean, contemporary styling and commercial-grade construction, it delivers a professional look while providing the comfort guests, clients and staff appreciate.

Featuring high-density foam cushioning, feather pad comfort, a solid pine wood internal frame and high-elastic spring support, the Barbados range is built to perform in reception areas, waiting rooms, executive offices and hospitality spaces alike.

Available in a range of configurations, materials and colours, it's a versatile solution for creating welcoming, professional interiors that stand the test of time.

Explore the Barbados Sofa Collection or contact our team to discuss the right fit for your space: https://rj.com.au/products/seating/lounges/barbados-sofa/

Barbados Sofa - RJ Office Barbados sofa delivers modern comfort and commercial durability. Available in PU or genuine leather and multiple sizes, perfect for lounges, lobbies and executive spaces.

Some furniture styles never go out of fashion.

The Durafurn Eiffel Chair is a great example of a design that continues to work across a wide range of hospitality environments. Inspired by the classic Parisian bistro aesthetic, it combines the warmth and character of traditional café seating with the durability required for modern commercial spaces.

With a bamboo-look aluminium frame and UV-resistant wicker, it offers the visual appeal of natural materials while standing up to the demands of busy indoor and outdoor venues.

A simple, versatile seating solution that proves timeless design still has a place in contemporary hospitality settings.

Learn more: https://rj.com.au/products/seating/outdoor-seating/durafurn-eiffel-chair/

A well-designed workspace changes how a business feels.

From custom joinery to functional layouts and refined finishes, every detail plays a role in creating an environment that people actually want to work in.

Thoughtfully designed. Beautifully finished. Built for modern work.

Planning a new office or workspace upgrade? Speak to the RJ Office team.

Office furniture is often left until the end of a project.

By that point, most of the important decisions have already been made.

Layout is fixed.
Power is set.
Space has been allocated.

Which means furniture isn’t shaping the workplace.

It’s fitting into whatever is left.

That’s where problems start to show up.

Spaces that don’t quite work.
Storage that feels like an afterthought.
Layouts that are harder to adapt later.

Furniture isn’t just a finishing layer.

It’s part of how the workplace functions.

Worth thinking about early, not just at the end.

Relocating an office is one of the most operationally sensitive changes a business can make.

Timelines are tight. Teams need to remain productive. Technology, furniture and people all need to move in coordination.

When handled well, a relocation feels seamless. When it isn’t, disruption quickly compounds.

For organisations across Sydney, the difference comes down to planning, coordination and how the move is executed.

Read the full article:

Commercial office relocation in Sydney: How to move your workplace without disruption - RJ Office Plan your office relocation in Sydney with minimal disruption. Learn how to manage furniture, installation and timelines for a smooth workplace move.

Planning a commercial office fitout often starts with a simple question:

How long will it take?

The answer depends on more than just size or budget. Fitout timelines are shaped by planning decisions, building constraints, procurement lead times and how well each stage is coordinated.

For organisations across Sydney, understanding the realistic timeline is key to avoiding delays, managing expectations and ensuring a smooth transition into a new workspace.

Learn more:

Office fitout timeline: How long a commercial office fitout really takes in Sydney - RJ Office Learn how long a commercial office fitout takes in Sydney. Understand timelines, stages and how to avoid delays in your workplace project.

Open-plan offices aren’t always the answer.

They can work really well.
But only when they’re planned around how a team actually works.

Too often, they’re applied as a default, not a decision.

We see it all the time.

Spaces designed for collaboration…
being used by teams who need focus.

The result:
• More noise
• Less productivity
• People working around the space instead of within it

What most businesses don’t consider is that different types of work need different environments.

Focus. Collaboration. Meetings.
They don’t all belong in the same setting.

Open plan has its place.
But it works best when it’s supported by the right mix of spaces around it.

That’s where the real difference is.