Interoffice Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Masanori Iwashita) has renewed its subscription service for corporate office furniture, "fittingbox (Fitting Box)", and is now offering it as a circular subscription model that "does not discard office furniture," distinct from traditional furniture rental or leasing. The service also achieves short delivery times by carefully selecting furniture lineups and handling maintenance and inventory in-house. This renewal introduces the "STANDARD PLAN". It proposes a new way of working in offices that contributes to both environmental impact and cost reduction by extending the lifecycle of furniture and reducing waste, in addition to alleviating initial investment. Our subscription business has seen significant growth, with sales originating from inquiries increasing by over 220% year-on-year, and the market is expanding, particularly among startups and small to medium-sized enterprises. The Uncertainty of Rising Office Investment and the Limitations of "Ownership-Based" Offices The environment surrounding office construction has changed significantly in recent years. In addition to soaring construction and interior costs, uncertainty in cost structures has increased due to factors such as international affairs, placing a greater burden on companies for office investment. Furthermore, supply chain instability has normalized long delivery times. On the other hand, with intensifying competition for talent, the office environment has become a crucial management resource that influences a company's brand and ability to attract personnel. In such circumstances, in environments with high uncertainty and rapid change, the conventional "ownership-based" approach to office creation lacks flexibility for corporate growth and adaptation, structurally leading to furniture disposal and wasted investment. Interoffice has implemented this renewal, recognizing that an office approach "not based on ownership" can become the future stan