Office Furniture for Technology
Tech companies need agile workspaces that evolve as fast as their teams. Deep focus, rapid collaboration, and the casual interactions that spark innovation.
What Technology Clients Need
Every technology environment has specific requirements that residential furniture can't meet. We specify commercial-grade products from 100+ manufacturers.
Agile and scrum team neighborhoods
Focus pods and phone rooms
All-hands and town hall spaces
Wellness lounges
Standing desk and ergonomic setups
Tech bar furniture
“Our engineers rated the new office 4.8 out of 5. Retention improved within six months.”
How We Help Technology Clients
Every service is tailored to technology. From office design and furniture planning to Day 2 lifecycle management.
Office Interior Design & Furniture Planning
Plan the office around how people work, then connect layouts, finishes, furniture and budget before ordering.
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Space Planning
See your new office before a single order is placed.
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Furniture Specification
The right product from 100+ brands, specified for your project.
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Office Fit-Out Services
One accountable partner for the furniture workstream. Clear handoffs to the rest of the project.
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Office Installation
Professional installation without the project management headaches.
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Commercial Office Moving & Relocation
One coordinated plan for what moves, what is missing and what leaves.
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Day 2 Lifecycle
Your furniture investment does not end at installation.
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Demountable Glass Walls
Private offices and conference rooms without permanent construction.
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Commercial Artwork Planning & Installation
Pick the art while the furniture plan is still open.
Learn more →Why Technology Clients Don't Buy from Wayfair
Technology environments have compliance, durability, and design standards that residential furniture can't meet.
| Category | Wayfair / IKEA / Amazon | Commercial Office Interiors |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial-Grade Products | Residential furniture rated for 8-hour home use. 1-year warranty. Particle board, thin laminates, and foam that bottoms out in months. | Contract-grade furniture built for 24/7 commercial environments. 12-year average warranty. Steel frames, high-density foam, commercial-rated fabrics. |
| Professional Space Planning | You measure, you guess, you order online, you hope it fits. Returns are expensive and logistics are on you. | Certified designers create 2D floor plans and photorealistic 3D renderings. See your entire office before a single order is placed. 3-day turnaround. |
| White-Glove Installation | Flat-pack boxes delivered to your lobby. You assemble. You deal with missing hardware and damaged panels. | Professional delivery, assembly, and placement per the approved floor plan. Building coordination, debris removal, and punch-list walkthrough included. |
| Code & ADA Compliance | No compliance verification. Your responsibility if furniture fails a building inspection or ADA audit. | Occupancy calculations, ADA verification, fire code compliance, and egress path planning built into every space plan. |
Where We Serve Technology Clients
Based in Hooksett, NH. Serving New England and beyond.
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Brands We Specify for Technology
We choose the best products for your technology project from 100+ brands.
Cost, Lead Times and Brand Bidding
What is Commercial Office Interiors (COI)?
Commercial Office Interiors, or COI, is an open-line commercial office furniture dealer based in Hooksett, New Hampshire, an hour north of Boston. COI plans, specifies, delivers and installs office furniture for companies across New Hampshire and Greater Boston, then supports the furniture after move-in through the RESEAT lifecycle program. COI is not tied to one manufacturer: the same brief is priced across 100+ brands.
What does "100+ brands bid side by side" mean?
A major-line dealer is contracted to one manufacturer and prices your project from that catalog. COI is open-line, so the same specification goes out to several manufacturers at once and the bids come back on one line-itemed proposal. Across five New England projects in 2026 the gap between a single-brand bid and the COI open-line bid on the same scope averaged 32 percent. You see the alternatives, the lead times and the prices next to each other and choose.
How much does an office fit-out cost in New England?
Budget per seat, then multiply by headcount. Functional runs $2,500 to $4,500 per seat, professional $4,500 to $8,000, premium $8,000 to $15,000 and up. That is furniture only, installed, and excludes construction, AV and IT cabling. Roughly 55 to 65 percent of the per-seat number is the individual workstation, chair and storage. The rest is the conference rooms, reception, lounge and break areas everyone shares.
How long does office furniture take to arrive?
It depends on the manufacturer and the configuration. Across 124 New England shipments COI tracked in 2025, actual lead times ran 1.4 to 1.8 times the quoted figure. Artopex ships standard configurations in 4 to 6 weeks. Systems furniture from the large brands is often quoted at 8 to 14 weeks and lands at 12 to 18. COI builds the schedule around the slowest line item and specifies a quick-ship backup on task seating.
How fast can COI turn around a space plan?
Under 3 business days from the point COI has a floor plan and a headcount. You get a 2D layout and a 3D rendering of every room. There is no charge and no obligation to buy.
Where does COI work?
The core market is Southern and Central New Hampshire and Greater Boston, including Cambridge, the Route 128 corridor, MetroWest and the Merrimack Valley, plus Worcester, Providence and Southern Maine. Qualified multi-location projects elsewhere in the continental U.S. are reviewed case by case.