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VS in motion

Movement is key to physical and mental health. That is why we consistently take it into account when designing our furniture and room concepts. You can read about how we do this here.

For ergonomically sound learning and working

Have you ever worked out how much time you spend sitting down? It’s around 10 hours a day. Young adults, incidentally, spend more time sitting than those over 30. And we all spend more time sitting than ever before. What can we do about this here at VS?

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Knowledge Corner
Two children balance on and play with the Hokki stools by VS outdoors
Exercise Makes You Clever
Fidgeting, wobbling – when children move during their lessons, they are intuitively doing everything right. Exercise expert Dr. Dieter Breithecker explains why sitting still is nonsensical.

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A boy leans to the side on the swivel chair PantoMove-Lupo by VS with the ergonomic 3D rocking mechanism

The 3D rocker mechanism

It turns sitting into exercise. And both body and mind say, “Thank you!”

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Young woman in a yellow dress sits on the ergonomic stool Hokki by VS
Ergonomics in the workplace
Spaces – wherever they may be – bombard us with a multitude of sensory impressions. They can be a source of positive stimulation, but they can also hold us back or even make us ill.
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Facts at a Glance
Two boys are sitting on different sized VS chairs Stakki
Learning and Moving
How can we design learning spaces so that they are as ergonomic as possible?
Ergonomics at School
Life is like riding a bike. To keep your balance, you have to keep moving.
Albert Einstein
Facts at a Glance
Two girls learn and play with multifunctional floor elements such as the stacking stones and the Leaf tent of FloorFriends by VS.
Learning close to the ground – why children need movement
Children love to move around. They rarely like to stand still and are constantly changing their position if they are asked to be less active. This is completely normal, as children particularly enjoy working on the floor until they are around 11 or 12 years old.
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One-to-One with ...
One-to-one with Dr. Dieter Breithecker
What does modern ergonomics look like? Inspiring answers from the movement scientist and ‘ergonomics guru’.
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As you can see, ergonomics at work is a vast subject - and  a worthwhile investment. That is why many experts working for us cooperate on designing furniture and its integration into the overall concept. Our experienced teams of advisors will ensure that everything ultimately fits together.
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