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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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On Tuesday 19 May, Design Insider will host - Designing for a New Era of Stay.

From serviced apartments and aparthotels to branded residences, private members` clubs, and branded travel experiences, this free-to-attend event will examine what these shifts mean for brand strategy, investment thinking, and the future of hospitality interiors.

We will welcome exciting speakers:

- Sophie Borel, Senior Project & Design Manager, Cheval Collection
- Kalindi Juneja, CEO, PoB Hotels
- Joanna Knight, Managing Director, Joanna Knight Interiors Ltd
- Arun Rana, Design Director, Accor Group, Europe & North Africa

Hosted by Alys Bryan, Editorial Director, Design Insider.

Join us from 4.00pm on Tuesday 19th May at Ulster Carpets, Unit 1, Compton Courtyard, 40 Compton Street, EC1V 0BD, followed by food and drinks into the evening.

Reserve your free ticket here 👉 Drop us a DM for the link!

With thanks to Hypnos Contract Beds, Newmor Wallcoverings, Panaz, and Ulster Carpets, who together have formed the British Interiors Collective.

#DesignInsider #HospitalityDesign #InteriorDesign Rita Bancroft

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Roca Group expands its global design network with the opening of Sydney Gallery.⁠
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Located in Surry Hills, the new space brings together Roca and Laufen within a shared, design-led environment that moves beyond the traditional showroom model.⁠
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Designed by DKO, the two-level gallery sits within a heritage building, where original architectural elements are carefully reinterpreted to create a contemporary spatial experience shaped by light, materiality and flow.⁠
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It reflects a broader shift we’re seeing across the sector:⁠
➡️ showrooms becoming cultural spaces⁠
➡️ brands creating destinations for conversation, not just specification⁠
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As part of Roca Group’s growing international network, spanning cities from Barcelona to Shanghai, the Sydney opening strengthens its presence in a key global market while contributing to an ongoing dialogue around design, innovation and wellbeing.⁠
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Explore the full story on Design Insider - find the link in our bio!

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Roca Group expands its global design network with the opening of Sydney Gallery.⁠
⁠
Located in Surry Hills, the new space brings together Roca and Laufen within a shared, design-led environment that moves beyond the traditional showroom model.⁠
⁠
Designed by DKO, the two-level gallery sits within a heritage building, where original architectural elements are carefully reinterpreted to create a contemporary spatial experience shaped by light, materiality and flow.⁠
⁠
It reflects a broader shift we’re seeing across the sector:⁠
➡️ showrooms becoming cultural spaces⁠
➡️ brands creating destinations for conversation, not just specification⁠
⁠
As part of Roca Group’s growing international network, spanning cities from Barcelona to Shanghai, the Sydney opening strengthens its presence in a key global market while contributing to an ongoing dialogue around design, innovation and wellbeing.⁠
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Explore the full story on Design Insider - find the link in our bio!

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Designing for how we live and how we feel.⁠
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We spoke to Gail Race about the growing intersection between luxury interiors and human performance.⁠
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Working across high-end residential and hospitality projects, her approach moves beyond aesthetics to consider how light, materials, acoustics and spatial flow actively shape how people feel, function and live within a space.⁠
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From the importance of emotional intelligence in design to the risks of “well-washing” and the opportunities emerging in longevity-led hospitality, the conversation offers a thoughtful perspective on where the industry is heading.⁠
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Read the full conversation on Design Insider - find the link in our bio that will take you there! ⁠

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Designing for how we live and how we feel.⁠
⁠
We spoke to Gail Race about the growing intersection between luxury interiors and human performance.⁠
⁠
Working across high-end residential and hospitality projects, her approach moves beyond aesthetics to consider how light, materials, acoustics and spatial flow actively shape how people feel, function and live within a space.⁠
⁠
From the importance of emotional intelligence in design to the risks of “well-washing” and the opportunities emerging in longevity-led hospitality, the conversation offers a thoughtful perspective on where the industry is heading.⁠
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Read the full conversation on Design Insider - find the link in our bio that will take you there! ⁠

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