Why Remote Workers Are Choosing Worklab (and Not Looking Back)

Worklab isn’t just a desk. It’s a reset button.

For many remote professionals, working from home starts to feel isolating. Distractions pile up, boundaries blur, and productivity slowly slips. That’s why more remote workers are turning to coworking spaces like Worklab — not just to work, but to work better.

It’s the place you go when home feels like a trap and coffee shops feel like chaos. Where productivity meets people, and people meet possibilities.

Remote work sounds great until your kitchen becomes your office and your pet becomes your coworker. When that happens, it’s usually time for a change of scenery.

When people hear “coworking,” they often picture noisy rooms and crowded desks. Worklab is different. It’s designed around connection, creativity, and comfort — without sacrificing focus. Everything you need is already here, from fast Wi-Fi and printers to coffee, snacks, and thoughtfully designed workspaces. You don’t have to think about logistics. You just show up and get to work.

Unlike traditional offices or working from your kitchen counter, Worklab offers both structure and freedom. You get the flexibility of remote work paired with the energy of a shared environment. And if shared spaces aren’t your thing, private offices give you quiet, focus, and privacy — without losing access to the community. Take calls, tackle deep work, then step out for a coffee or enjoy the views of Grand Rapids or Ada when you need a break.

At Worklab, you get the best of both worlds: quiet when you want it, connection when you need it.