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Art Deco turns 100 this year, but Orac’s latest collection proves the movement still feels remarkably current.⁠
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Created in collaboration with interior architect Aurélie Penneman, the new Art Deco Collection doesn’t treat the style as nostalgia or decoration. Instead, it explores Art Deco as a design language built around rhythm, proportion, symmetry and spatial flow.⁠
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From softened cornices and sculptural wall panels to stepped profiles, arches and vertical framing, the collection reinterprets some of the movement’s most recognisable architectural gestures for contemporary interiors.⁠
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What’s particularly interesting is how the collection shifts mouldings and wall elements away from ornament alone and positions them as tools for shaping atmosphere, movement and identity within a space.⁠
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At a moment when interiors are once again embracing materiality, architectural detail and emotional depth, the timing feels especially relevant.⁠
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Read more about the collection on Design Insider - linked post in our bio! ⁠
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#commercialinteriors⁠

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Art Deco turns 100 this year, but Orac’s latest collection proves the movement still feels remarkably current.⁠
⁠
Created in collaboration with interior architect Aurélie Penneman, the new Art Deco Collection doesn’t treat the style as nostalgia or decoration. Instead, it explores Art Deco as a design language built around rhythm, proportion, symmetry and spatial flow.⁠
⁠
From softened cornices and sculptural wall panels to stepped profiles, arches and vertical framing, the collection reinterprets some of the movement’s most recognisable architectural gestures for contemporary interiors.⁠
⁠
What’s particularly interesting is how the collection shifts mouldings and wall elements away from ornament alone and positions them as tools for shaping atmosphere, movement and identity within a space.⁠
⁠
At a moment when interiors are once again embracing materiality, architectural detail and emotional depth, the timing feels especially relevant.⁠
⁠
Read more about the collection on Design Insider - linked post in our bio! ⁠
⁠
#commercialinteriors⁠

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Less than a week to go! Here’s part two of our product preview! 🎉

Across EC1, our members are preparing the launches, installations and design moments set to shape this year’s festival, and we’ve pulled together a curated preview of some of the highlights not to miss.⁠
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From new collections and material innovations to immersive showroom experiences, this is just a snapshot of new products launching across the @commercial_interiorsuk member network during CDW 2026.⁠
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Want the full picture? Our Clerkenwell Design Week Preview document brings together even more launches, events and showroom highlights to help you plan your week before the streets fill up.⁠ We’ll share the link on our stories!

#commercialinteriors #clerkenwelldesignweek #cdw2026

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Less than a week to go! Here’s part two of our product preview! 🎉

Across EC1, our members are preparing the launches, installations and design moments set to shape this year’s festival, and we’ve pulled together a curated preview of some of the highlights not to miss.⁠
⁠
From new collections and material innovations to immersive showroom experiences, this is just a snapshot of new products launching across the @commercial_interiorsuk member network during CDW 2026.⁠
⁠
Want the full picture? Our Clerkenwell Design Week Preview document brings together even more launches, events and showroom highlights to help you plan your week before the streets fill up.⁠ We’ll share the link on our stories!

#commercialinteriors #clerkenwelldesignweek #cdw2026

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What would you redesign, and what would you leave exactly as it is?⁠
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Re-Design vs Design Perfection is our playful Design Insider series inviting leading creatives to share one object they would happily rethink and another they believe gets design exactly right.⁠
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This time, Shreena Patel, Senior Interior Designer at SpaceInvader, turns her attention to the everyday umbrella and explains why it still falls short when design meets real-world practicality. On the other side of the debate? The Bergen Pro Backpack by Kapten & Son, a product she considers thoughtfully resolved in both function and form.⁠
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Swipe through to discover her choices and read the full feature via the link in bio.⁠

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What would you redesign, and what would you leave exactly as it is?⁠
⁠
Re-Design vs Design Perfection is our playful Design Insider series inviting leading creatives to share one object they would happily rethink and another they believe gets design exactly right.⁠
⁠
This time, Shreena Patel, Senior Interior Designer at SpaceInvader, turns her attention to the everyday umbrella and explains why it still falls short when design meets real-world practicality. On the other side of the debate? The Bergen Pro Backpack by Kapten & Son, a product she considers thoughtfully resolved in both function and form.⁠
⁠
Swipe through to discover her choices and read the full feature via the link in bio.⁠

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A significant new chapter is beginning for The Wiener Holocaust Library in London.⁠
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A proposal by Nissen Richards Studio to refurbish and extend the world’s oldest archive dedicated to the Holocaust and Nazi era has now been granted planning permission by Camden Council.⁠
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The scheme will introduce a new permanent gallery, learning space, courtyard and rooftop garden, carefully designed to support reflection, research and public engagement, while honouring the extraordinary history and purpose of the Library itself.⁠
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“There is a complexity to this exhibition,” explains Pippa Nissen. “The evidence is materially fragile, but what it communicates is permanent.”⁠
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More than a building project, the scheme represents an important investment in education, remembrance and the preservation of historical evidence for future generations.⁠
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Read the full story on Design Insider - follow the link in our bio!

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A significant new chapter is beginning for The Wiener Holocaust Library in London.⁠
⁠
A proposal by Nissen Richards Studio to refurbish and extend the world’s oldest archive dedicated to the Holocaust and Nazi era has now been granted planning permission by Camden Council.⁠
⁠
The scheme will introduce a new permanent gallery, learning space, courtyard and rooftop garden, carefully designed to support reflection, research and public engagement, while honouring the extraordinary history and purpose of the Library itself.⁠
⁠
“There is a complexity to this exhibition,” explains Pippa Nissen. “The evidence is materially fragile, but what it communicates is permanent.”⁠
⁠
More than a building project, the scheme represents an important investment in education, remembrance and the preservation of historical evidence for future generations.⁠
⁠
Read the full story on Design Insider - follow the link in our bio!

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