Products

Herman Miller Launches Post-Pandemic Office Collection

Bisley_Mutlidrawer_Limited_Edition_Featured_Image

Bisley Limited Edition MultiDrawer – Stay Organised in Style

Introducing arc by Titan Furniture

Global Textile Manufacturer Camira Launches Camira Knit

Decca’s Skyward Conference Table

Roca introduces new comfort height and rimless to WCs portfolio

Egger: Designed to be Together

Welcoming Spring with Heathfield & Co

Roman’s Innov8 Range, now all available in Matt Black

Taylor Classic’s Launch High Pendle Stool

Inside Out Contracts Outdoor Pods; Supporting Opening of Hospitality

KI launches Lynn Chadwick-inspired ‘Zig’ table collection

BRASSWARE INSPIRATION FROM ROCA FOR EVERY STYLE OF BATHROOM

Bespoke Bakery Furniture by Protocol

EGGER PRO Flooring Collection 2021+

« Previous 1 … 35 36 37 38 39 … 90 Next »

Design Insider

designinsiderlive

4,384 5,973

5,965 followers

International Women’s Day is on 8 March, and this year’s theme, Give to Gain, feels especially relevant to commercial interior design.

Because progress happens when time, access, responsibility and visibility are shared, and when we invest in progression frameworks that build confidence, technical fluency and commercial authority over time.

In our latest piece, Design Insider spoke with four designers whose perspectives are shaped by practice and personal experience: Tatiana Sheveleva (CHAPI Design), Kate Mooney (OCCA), Ana Moisin (Anamo Design Studio) and Rachel Trippier (f.r.a.). Together, they explore what giving looks like in real terms, from mentorship and flexible working, to creating clearer routes into leadership.

“Giving in our industry should be practical. It’s about giving time, access and real responsibility… A seat at the table. Exposure to clients. Ownership of a budget.” Kate Mooney, Founder and Principal at OCCA

Read Give to Gain: Redefining Leadership, Opportunity and Inclusion in Commercial Design 👉 Click on the grid link in our LinkinBio.

#InternationalWomensDay #IWD2026 #GiveToGain #CommercialInteriors

6 0

Open post by designinsiderlive with ID 18011296301677320

International Women’s Day is on 8 March, and this year’s theme, Give to Gain, feels especially relevant to commercial interior design.

Because progress happens when time, access, responsibility and visibility are shared, and when we invest in progression frameworks that build confidence, technical fluency and commercial authority over time.

In our latest piece, Design Insider spoke with four designers whose perspectives are shaped by practice and personal experience: Tatiana Sheveleva (CHAPI Design), Kate Mooney (OCCA), Ana Moisin (Anamo Design Studio) and Rachel Trippier (f.r.a.). Together, they explore what giving looks like in real terms, from mentorship and flexible working, to creating clearer routes into leadership.

“Giving in our industry should be practical. It’s about giving time, access and real responsibility… A seat at the table. Exposure to clients. Ownership of a budget.” Kate Mooney, Founder and Principal at OCCA

Read Give to Gain: Redefining Leadership, Opportunity and Inclusion in Commercial Design 👉 Click on the grid link in our LinkinBio.

#InternationalWomensDay #IWD2026 #GiveToGain #CommercialInteriors

6 0

📣 Big congratulations to Ed Murray. 📣⁠
⁠
Studio Moren has announced the promotion of Ed to Partner, marking a major milestone for the 70-strong architecture and interior design practice.⁠
⁠
Having joined the studio as a graduate in 2007, Ed has played a key role in delivering landmark hospitality projects including The Westin London City and Hyde London City, while helping shape the studio’s strategic direction and growth.⁠
⁠
We’re also proud to celebrate Ed as a Design Insider columnist, whose thoughtful perspectives on hospitality and adaptive reuse regularly inspire our readers.⁠
⁠
Read all about on Design Insider - find the link in our bio! ⁠
⁠
#StudioMoren #HospitalityDesign

15 1

Open post by designinsiderlive with ID 18095079638081849

📣 Big congratulations to Ed Murray. 📣⁠
⁠
Studio Moren has announced the promotion of Ed to Partner, marking a major milestone for the 70-strong architecture and interior design practice.⁠
⁠
Having joined the studio as a graduate in 2007, Ed has played a key role in delivering landmark hospitality projects including The Westin London City and Hyde London City, while helping shape the studio’s strategic direction and growth.⁠
⁠
We’re also proud to celebrate Ed as a Design Insider columnist, whose thoughtful perspectives on hospitality and adaptive reuse regularly inspire our readers.⁠
⁠
Read all about on Design Insider - find the link in our bio! ⁠
⁠
#StudioMoren #HospitalityDesign

15 1

“A stack of newspapers is like a brick. Together, they build the walls of our collective memory.” Beatriz González

Building Collective Memory at the Barbican Centre Art Gallery is a joyful, paper-led tribute to the extraordinary life and work of Beatriz González.

Designed by Unknown Works, the UK’s first major retrospective of the Colombian artist transforms the gallery with undulating paper landscapes, carved monolithic benches and suspended sheets that echo the materiality of print. It is bold, tactile and deeply human, reflecting González’s fearless exploration of politics, culture and collective memory.

150 works span six decades, many shown in the UK for the first time, within a sustainable exhibition design that pushes paper to its limits.

Read the full story and discover how this remarkable show was brought to life 👉 Click on our LinkinBio

Photography: Henry Woide

#commercialinteriors #exhibitiondesign Caroline Collett

5 0

Open post by designinsiderlive with ID 18260328760292090

“A stack of newspapers is like a brick. Together, they build the walls of our collective memory.” Beatriz González

Building Collective Memory at the Barbican Centre Art Gallery is a joyful, paper-led tribute to the extraordinary life and work of Beatriz González.

Designed by Unknown Works, the UK’s first major retrospective of the Colombian artist transforms the gallery with undulating paper landscapes, carved monolithic benches and suspended sheets that echo the materiality of print. It is bold, tactile and deeply human, reflecting González’s fearless exploration of politics, culture and collective memory.

150 works span six decades, many shown in the UK for the first time, within a sustainable exhibition design that pushes paper to its limits.

Read the full story and discover how this remarkable show was brought to life 👉 Click on our LinkinBio

Photography: Henry Woide

#commercialinteriors #exhibitiondesign Caroline Collett

5 0

Sustainability is not a buzzword. It is measurable.⁠
⁠
In conversation with Jim Biddulph, Jonce Walker of HLW discusses embodied carbon reduction, reuse strategy and data-led decision making in workplace design. Real numbers. Real accountability.⁠
⁠
Read the full conversation in the Commercial Interiors UK 2026 Directory via the link in bio.⁠
⁠
#HLW #Sustainability #WorkplaceDesign #CIUK

3 0

Open post by designinsiderlive with ID 17996517644879052

Sustainability is not a buzzword. It is measurable.⁠
⁠
In conversation with Jim Biddulph, Jonce Walker of HLW discusses embodied carbon reduction, reuse strategy and data-led decision making in workplace design. Real numbers. Real accountability.⁠
⁠
Read the full conversation in the Commercial Interiors UK 2026 Directory via the link in bio.⁠
⁠
#HLW #Sustainability #WorkplaceDesign #CIUK

...

3 0

Follow on Instagram