The work-from-home (WFH) culture saw a substantial increase in popularity during the Covid-19 pandemic, as numerous organisations switched to remote work to ensure business continuity and protect employee health. However, as we move into the post-Covid era, many companies are shifting away from fully remote work and gradually inviting employees back to the office. One of the strategies they are using is Office Peacocking.

Office Peacocking is a strategy employers use to make their offices more attractive and comfortable, hoping to entice employees back to the workplace post-pandemic. This includes enhancements like stylish décor, recreational zones, and amenities such as world-class kitchens and cozy lounge areas with natural lights and ergonomical furniture. This trend, gaining traction in 2024, aims to create a workplace that employees are excited to return to, countering the popularity of remote work established during the pandemic. Employers are redesigning workspaces with plush sofas, cozy corners, ample natural light, and an abundance of plants to create a vibrant, lounge-style atmosphere. Some firms have also invested in stylish decor and fully stocked kitchens to enhance the appeal of the workplace.