As the pandemic lingers, there’s no shortage of entrepreneurs wondering how to inspire their remote employees to want to come back to the office, at least a few days a week if not full-time. The benefits of employees interacting in person fuels creativity and engagement, which are positive outcomes business leaders want to encourage.

While there are multiple strategies for attracting employees back to the office environment—including a more lenient dress code policy, hybrid work schedules, and a stronger focus on company culture—here’s one you may not have tried: focus on employee comfort by upgrading to stylish, ergonomic office furniture.

The physical workspace plays an important role in employee happiness. Drab, dated offices with small cubicle spaces are the epitome of an unhappy workplace. Everything in your office, from the chairs to the desks can have an impact on employees. Taking extra care to plan an in-depth design that includes ergonomic office furniture which is not only stylish, but also comfortable, will show employees that you truly value them and the work they do.