Office

Working to live, living to work

Office design is changing fast as the boundaries between home and work life become increasingly blurred   Driven by technological advances our lifestyles today directly relate to the way we occupy and utilise spaces and buildings like never before, as we constantly move from one piece of technology to another as we go about our working lives. Against this backdrop the furniture industry has… Read More >

8 April 2016

Noah from Ocee Design

Workspaces are becoming more open, flexible environments, taking inspiration from domestic interiors. The Noah collection, by Ocee Design, creates a relaxed breakout area as well as a contemporary timeless aesthetic to an atrium or lounge. This collection, designed by Samuel Wright celebrates the craft of the British manufacturing industry, using traditional techniques to produce contemporary… Read More >

18 March 2016

The Hospitality Transition

“Transition” is the current buzz word in commercial interiors, the way space is designed and consumed is being influenced by the transformation in the way we work, travel and relax. Design Insider take a closer look at “transitional spaces” and the factors influencing this shift. In architectural terms “transitional spaces” are defined as spaces located… Read More >

16 March 2016

A library with no bookcases

Modern study with a hotel lobby/Internet café vibe Like the communal areas of any hotel, office environments are becoming more transitional in nature with the growth of mobile working. Gresham has been creating made-to-order furniture for office and commercial environments for 40 years. It’s witnessed many trends through the decades and while mobile working has… Read More >

15 March 2016

Panel Plan- Space is Everything

The undoubted crossover between different sectors, the use of traditional ‘open’ spaces (such as lobbies, hallways, corridors) and the interaction, social or work-related, that takes place in them is, we believe at Panel Plan, a direct result of the need to maximise every last square inch of space. ‘In my 35 years in the industry,… Read More >

8 March 2016

Where two worlds collide…

Mark Barrell, Design Director at The Boss Design Group, talks to us about the crossover between the workplace and hospitality sectors. The Boss Design Group is a designer and manufacturer of office seating. Established in the UK in 1983, the company now operates multiple production facilities around the world and has supplied more than half… Read More >

4 March 2016