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“Accessibility is too often treated as an optional add-on rather than an integral part of good design.”⁠
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That’s the starting point for Sophia Gravina, whose work sits at the intersection of inclusive design, research and digital tools.⁠
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After working in aged healthcare in New Zealand, Sophia saw first-hand how design can either support or undermine dignity. It’s what led her to found Spira Design and most recently launch a new Visual Contrast tool that helps designers assess schemes against UK regulations in real time.⁠
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As she puts it:⁠
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“If a user has to ask for directions because signage is unclear, or if they struggle to stand up because a chair is unsuitable, they lose a bit of independence. My role is to use thoughtful design to give that dignity back.”⁠
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It’s a reminder that inclusive design isn’t niche, it’s fundamental.⁠
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Read the full interview on Design Insider, find the post link in our bio

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“Accessibility is too often treated as an optional add-on rather than an integral part of good design.”⁠
⁠
That’s the starting point for Sophia Gravina, whose work sits at the intersection of inclusive design, research and digital tools.⁠
⁠
After working in aged healthcare in New Zealand, Sophia saw first-hand how design can either support or undermine dignity. It’s what led her to found Spira Design and most recently launch a new Visual Contrast tool that helps designers assess schemes against UK regulations in real time.⁠
⁠
As she puts it:⁠
⁠
“If a user has to ask for directions because signage is unclear, or if they struggle to stand up because a chair is unsuitable, they lose a bit of independence. My role is to use thoughtful design to give that dignity back.”⁠
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It’s a reminder that inclusive design isn’t niche, it’s fundamental.⁠
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Read the full interview on Design Insider, find the post link in our bio

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Big news for the Workspace Design Show! 📣⁠
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The show has been acquired by Diversified, marking a significant new chapter for one of the industry’s fastest-growing events.⁠
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Since launching, Workspace Design Show has carved out a clear space in the market, bringing together architects, designers, occupiers and brands to explore what the future of work really looks like. With record attendance, 200+ exhibitors and a growing international footprint, its momentum has been hard to ignore.⁠
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Now, with the backing, scale and infrastructure of Diversified, the opportunity for growth feels even bigger.⁠
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As co-founders Esha and Charlie Bark-Jones put it, this move provides the “scale and support” needed to realise the full potential of the event — for exhibitors, visitors and the wider design community.⁠
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We’re proud to partner with Workspace Design Show and look forward to being part of its continued success as it enters this next phase.⁠
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#WorkspaceDesign #CommercialInteriors #DesignEvents

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Big news for the Workspace Design Show! 📣⁠
⁠
The show has been acquired by Diversified, marking a significant new chapter for one of the industry’s fastest-growing events.⁠
⁠
Since launching, Workspace Design Show has carved out a clear space in the market, bringing together architects, designers, occupiers and brands to explore what the future of work really looks like. With record attendance, 200+ exhibitors and a growing international footprint, its momentum has been hard to ignore.⁠
⁠
Now, with the backing, scale and infrastructure of Diversified, the opportunity for growth feels even bigger.⁠
⁠
As co-founders Esha and Charlie Bark-Jones put it, this move provides the “scale and support” needed to realise the full potential of the event — for exhibitors, visitors and the wider design community.⁠
⁠
We’re proud to partner with Workspace Design Show and look forward to being part of its continued success as it enters this next phase.⁠
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#WorkspaceDesign #CommercialInteriors #DesignEvents

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From home start-up to global delivery.⁠
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In our latest Q&A, we spoke with Warren Offer, founder of Aquarius Interiors, about a record-breaking year and the strategy behind it.⁠
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2025 marked a major milestone for the business, with rapid growth in its commercial division, expansion into international markets, and projects delivered across more than 30 cruise vessels worldwide.⁠
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But what’s driving that momentum?⁠
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It comes down to a clear model, investment in in-house manufacturing, a vertically integrated approach, and the ability to deliver complex projects globally, without losing the agility of a family-run business.⁠
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As Warren puts it:⁠
“This has been a landmark year for the business… we are now set up to deliver even larger projects globally.”⁠
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From marine interiors to UK hospitality, Aquarius Interiors is scaling with purpose, and building a model that’s ready for what comes next.⁠
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Read the full conversation on Design Insider.⁠
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#CommercialInteriors

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From home start-up to global delivery.⁠
⁠
In our latest Q&A, we spoke with Warren Offer, founder of Aquarius Interiors, about a record-breaking year and the strategy behind it.⁠
⁠
2025 marked a major milestone for the business, with rapid growth in its commercial division, expansion into international markets, and projects delivered across more than 30 cruise vessels worldwide.⁠
⁠
But what’s driving that momentum?⁠
⁠
It comes down to a clear model, investment in in-house manufacturing, a vertically integrated approach, and the ability to deliver complex projects globally, without losing the agility of a family-run business.⁠
⁠
As Warren puts it:⁠
“This has been a landmark year for the business… we are now set up to deliver even larger projects globally.”⁠
⁠
From marine interiors to UK hospitality, Aquarius Interiors is scaling with purpose, and building a model that’s ready for what comes next.⁠
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Read the full conversation on Design Insider.⁠
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#CommercialInteriors

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Welcome to Supplier Finder, your gateway to a curated network of the best commercial interior furnishing suppliers in the industry.⁠
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We know how important it is to have total confidence in the products that bring your designs to life. That is why every supplier on our platform goes through a rigorous accreditation process by Commercial Interiors UK.⁠
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Easily browse suppliers using simple name, alphabetical, product type, or sector filters. Visit their profile to review sustainability certifications, read product-focused editorial content from Design Insider, and access direct contact information so you can start building valuable relationships right away.⁠
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Click the link in our bio find your perfect supplier today! ⁠
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