Coworking Space Operators are Turning to Wellness to Stand Out

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London is one of the biggest coworking markets in the world. Coworking spaces have led to a revolution in the workplace. Bland, grey, and cold office environments are long-gone and have been substituted by plush, interior-design spaces full of plants, natural light, terraces, cafes, and a plethora of amenities. 

Coworking spaces have pioneered this evolution, and as competition continues to intensify in the London  market, many flexible space operators are seeking creative ways to stand out. Many are embracing wellness to establish  their niche. Some coworking spaces, like Fora, are offering workspace members with access to meditation rooms, yoga classes, personal trainers, on-site gyms, and event programming focused on health and wellbeing. 

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These wellness-focused spaces aim to create nicer environments that help people feel happier and, therefore, more productive.

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