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Burlington, MA

New & Used Office Furniture Dealer & Office Designer

Serving Burlington, Boston, all of Massachusetts, and New England

At Joyce Contract Interiors, you will find office furniture that is beautiful, functional, and suitable for office-design projects of all sizes. Our design team will help you navigate the many office furniture design possibilities and will work with you to choose a design and furniture that match your needs and space.

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Office Design Services

The average cost to lease office space in Burlington is $40.97/sq.ft. annually. That means an office that is 100,000/sq.ft. costs roughly $4 million/year. A JCI collaboration results in a well-designed office space that maximizes your investment and respects your company’s budget.

JCI designers partner with clients and prioritize client visions for their office space. We:

  • Listen to our client’s needs and goals;
  • Study/analyze client needs;
  • Develop multiple options considering value, quality, and pricing;
  • Manage design choices with an emphasis on impeccable customer service and follow-through.
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About Joyce Contract Interiors

Joyce Contract Interiors (JCI) is an office furniture dealer and office interior design company. We provide quality office furniture options at value pricing. At JCI, our focus is on design and project management that delivers consistent value to our customers. We don’t “sell.” We listen to our customers to clearly identify their wants and needs. By focusing on proven processes and understanding our customers, we provide plans that work today and work for the future. We provide consistent follow-through while projects are ongoing and consistent customer service afterward.

A company is only as good as its team; the team at Joyce Contract Interiors shares the same vision – a commitment to excellence. We strive to be your one-stop-shop for all of your office furniture needs, including chairs, benching and desking, cubicles, reception and lobby areas, conference rooms, collaborative areas, and accessories. Let our experienced furniture sales team work with you on office design, furniture selection, delivery, and installation.

Here is how we work with you in a few simple steps:

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Contact us for a consultation.

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Schedule an onsite visit to understand your needs.

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Receive our office design and furniture recommendations.

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Finalize your office furniture order.

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Set a date for delivery and installation

Client Success Stories

I wanted to shoot you a quick note and thank you for the nice plant you gave us for the new office. The new place looks great. Thanks for all your help in making the transition smooth; furniture and office look great.

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Guy

Daymark

We are very happy with the cubes and Beth’s new office furniture. You all did a great job. Joyce Contract Interiors does customer service the old fashioned way, like you mean it! Thanks to you all!

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McNally and Goodwin LLP

Janet Giunta of Joyce Contract Interiors, Inc., helped our organization create a beautiful and functional office environment. From working on the layout and designs to helping us choose the perfect selection of furniture, Janet’s [combination of] expertise and professionalism was just what we were looking for. I would recommend Janet and her team to anyone opening up a new office. You won’t be disappointed.

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Lisa Mansour

The Joyce Contact Interiors Office

Located in nearby Westford, MA, the JCI office is a short 25-minute drive from most parts of the Burlington area, so it is convenient for us to come to see your office space or for you to visit our showroom. Burlington is a hub for our products and services, making delivery and installation very affordable for clients in the area.

The JCI Team

Our founder Dan Joyce, who was born and raised locally, oversees most projects in the Burlington. With more than 30 years of experience in office design and furnishing, Dan is more of a project consultant and partner than a salesperson. Your office furniture project will be in the best hands when you work with Dan to bring your vision to life.

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Commercial Building Architecture & Office Design

Burlington was known for it’s high-tech industry back in the 1970s and 1980s. But now Burlington is booming with pharmaceutical and life science industries. This technological diversification has helped keep Burlington’s population stable, as well as it’s home values, and employment levels.

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Burlington, MA Office Space & Commercial Real Estate Market Summary

(data from Bring Me to Burlington and Wronka, Ltd.)

Burlington, MA, is a notable office submarket in the Boston metro area. With proximity to research and education facilities in and near Boston and Cambridge, Burlington is an accessible location providing convenient commutes.

The Burlington commercial economy includes a high concentration of technology companies of various sizes as well as businesses from the aerospace and defense, manufacturing, medical devices, healthcare, engineering, and restaurant/retail sectors. The life science sector is growing in Burlington. Burlington is considered a hub for growth, innovation, and expertise and attracts investors from inside and outside of Boston.

                                     

                     

2022 Burlington, MA Commercial Office Space Inventory Statistics

  • There is 8,114,293 square feet of office space
  • The average annual cost to lease office space in Burlington is $40.97 sq.ft.

Office Space by Size

By square footage range:

50k to 100k SqFt505,238 SqFt6.23% of total office
100k to 500k SqFt7,609,055 SqFt93.77% of total office

Office Space by Class

By class:

Class A+20,203,673 sq.ft.17.32% of total office
Class A49,443,046 sqft.42.39% of total office
Class B21,828,952 sq.ft.18.72% of total office
Class C309,189 sq.ft.0.27% of total office

Burlington, MA Census Data Highlights

As of the census in 2019-2020, there were 26,377 people in 10,625 households in the city. The per capita income was $57,288 with a median household income of $121,433. The median age in Burlington is 44.7 with 51% female. There are 11,204 housing units with 28% of those being multi-unit housing. The median value of owner-occupied housing was $588,600.

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Total Number of Housing Units

The Boston-Cambridge-Newtown-NH Metro Area: 1,985,813
Massachusetts: 2,928,818

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Percentage of Housing Units Occupied

5% of units are vacant

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Percentage of Renter Occupied Units

75% of units are owner occupied

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Percentage of Multi-Unit Structures

Other types of structures: Single-unit, mobile home, boat, RV, van, etc. 

Year moved in, by percentage of population:

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Before 1990

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96.3% of Burlington residents graduated from high school with 58.5% having a bachelor’s degree or higher. Veterans living in town make up 4.9% of the population. 22.6% of residents were born outside of the US.

Additional Statistics About Burlington:

  • Civilians in the labor force age 16+ – 65.8%
  • Population per square mile – 2,087.8
  • Land area in square miles – 11.73
  • US Senators Elizabeth Warren & Ed Markey
  • Residents who were born in Burlington – 62.21%
  • Residents who are US Citizens – 88.18%

Top occupations in Burlington:

  • Management – 13.8%
  • Office & Administrative – 11.2%
  • Business & Financial Operations – 8.1%
  • Sales – 9.61%
  • Education – 5.72%
  • Food Preparation & Serving – 4.44%
  • Health Practitioners – 5.39%
  • Computers and Math – 9.21%
  • Other – 32.53%

Commercial Laws & Regulatory Resources

The following links are some helpful resources to be aware of when planning to open a new office in Burlington. Be aware of zoning, permitting, exterior design guidelines, and more.

Surrounding Areas

Cambridge
Somerville
Brookline
Newton

Needham
Dedham
Norwood
Waltham

Watertown
Braintree
Quincy
Boston

Woburn
Natick
Framingham
Lowell

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an independent furniture dealer?

As an independent furniture dealer, Joyce Contract Interiors is not tied to any single line of furniture. This is an advantage for our clients because we can pick and choose which manufacturers provide the best deals based on quality, warranties, and price point.

What is the process for ordering office furniture?

We often get questions about the process of selecting and ordering new workstations or other significant office purchases. To help envision the process, we’ve outlined our basic steps:

  1. We first suggest that our clients take a look at the examples on our website to help them get an idea of the systems they would like to see in their space, offering to answer any questions or make suggestions.
  2. We then communicate with our clients to get a full list of their furniture and accessory needs based on the types of work that is being done in each area. After this discussion, we request a scaled CAD plan of the space in order to test fit and lay out the discussed furnishings. This process allows us to make sure the furniture will fit before it is purchased. Often during this process we will go to the site and perform field measurements to confirm the client’s floor plan.
  3. Once the layout is complete and has been approved by our client, we will create a 3-D visual to help visualize the furnishings within the space. Clients next select their choices of fabric, paint, and laminate colors.
  4. After all of the details have been ironed out, we send an official detailed quote to the client, which needs to be signed and returned before the order can be placed with our manufacturers. We require a 50% deposit on all orders.
  5. After the furniture is ordered, it typically takes about 3-4 weeks, depending on what was ordered, to reach our installer’s warehouse. We will then call and schedule an install date for that week. Upon completion of successful installation, the client will be invoiced the remaining balance.

You may find it helpful to review our Helpful Tips for Office Moves and Installation & Purchasing Office Furniture.

How long will it take for us to receive the furniture?

Typical lead times are about 3-4 weeks depending on what you are purchasing. Some products may be ordered and received faster as part of a quick ship program, but in those cases the types of furniture and finish options may be more limited.

What is the cost to get my product delivered?

Delivery costs are calculated by our installers based on many factors: the amount of product being ordered, the location to which it is being delivered, whether or not the building has a loading dock or an elevator, whether the building is union or non-union, and if the delivery can be done during regular business hours or if it needs to be done on overtime.

Because each job is different, it is best to call and get a quote from one of our knowledgeable salespeople. (Note that because of the complexities involved, getting a quote may take a few days.)

What is Benching?

benchingAs opposed to cubicles, benching is a low-style, no-panel system designed to encourage collaboration. Available in multiple sizes and configurations, benching units generally consist of a worksurface, legs, and, possibly, upmount divider screens.

To see examples, please view our benching page.

What is the difference between Benching and Cubicles?
  • As a general overview, cubicles are panel-based workstations that provide the most privacy from other employees; benching has either no or minimal panels and provides an open-style row of desks meant to encourage collaboration.
  • Cubicles can come in many sizes and configurations depending on the client’s needs. Panels come in 39″, 47″, 53″, 67″, and 85″ heights, comprised of fabric, glass, and whiteboard finishes.
  • Benching or desking is typically used in smaller workspace configurations and can measure anywhere from 3′ to 7′. If privacy is needed, privacy screens with heights of 8″ to 24″ can be added.
What are Sit/Stand or Height Adjustable desks?

As more research has been conducted on the effects of sitting for long hours during the work day, it has been found that over-sitting can have significant negative effects on your health.

As a way of combating these negative effects, height adjustable desks have been introduced as a way for people to stand periodically throughout the work day. They can be programmed at different heights if electronic or pneumatic, or they can be hand-cranked to the height you need.

How many chairs can you fit around a Conference Room Table?

A typical conference room chair is about 22″, and as a rule you should leave 4″ on either side of the chair. So, expect to leave 30″ for each chair. A general rule is:

Number of chairs = table size or circumference / (width of chair + 8″)

For example, if you have a 60″x 36″ table and divide each side by 30″, the 60″ side would allow 1-2 chairs and the 36″ side would allow only 1 chair, giving a total of 4-6 chairs at that table. Note: with round or oval tables you 

What is a Huddle Room?

As cubicle walls go down, noise goes up; although collaborative workstations work well in some situations, there is still a need for space that is private. Thus, small areas/rooms called Huddle Rooms evolved. These rooms are typically designed to hold 2-4 people and are ideal for impromptu meetings or phone and video conferencing.