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WOMEN IN OFFICE DESIGN – Grace Souky

This month’s Women in Office Design column features Grace Souky, Senior Designer at KI Europe and also Founder & Design Director at Studio Grace Souky. What is your background and career leading… Read More >

7 January 2021 Office WOD Workplace

Women in Office Design – Erika McFarlane

Erika McFarlane – product designer and engineer at office and contract furniture manufacturer, Lee & Plumpton – shares her perspective of ‘Women in Office Design’ Getting Started …. “I am… Read More >

7 December 2020

Women in Office Design – Alison Monteith

Alison Monteith – Managing Director at People-Centric Interior / Workplace Design practice, Monteith Scott – talks to us about life as a student, an interior designer and also more recently… Read More >

18 November 2020 Column Columnist WOD

Graduate Profile: Tim Oldroyd

This week we have already taken a look at the work of Sheffield Hallam graduate Till Stackmann and One Year On exhibitor Tim Evershed. Today we will introduce you to Rycotewood… Read More >

20 June 2017 Designer Graduate Profile

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Should a workspace make a killer first impression?

In a post-pandemic world, where offices are battling for attention, design has taken centre stage. It’s not just about functionality anymore—your façade, lobby, and amenities speak volumes before you even open your mouth.

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3 Brilliant Takeaways from MoreySmith:

1. First impressions pay off: In Mayfair, 85% of occupiers decide on a property within 30 seconds.

2. Hospitality vibes win hearts: From bars in reception areas to luxe seating and even piped-in fragrances.

3. It’s all about connection: Thoughtful spaces like Henrietta House’s client lounge blur the line between work and community.

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Earlier this week, Design Insider`s Editorial and Marketing Director, Alys Bryan, had the privilege of speaking with Sheffield Hallam students as part of their inspiring Future Now module.

Alys` presentation was all about inspiring the next generation of designers and showing them how the commercial interiors sector can offer incredible opportunities for growth, creativity, and innovation.

Alys shared insights into the world of Commercial Interiors UK (CIUK), showcasing how our organisation drives industry growth through collaboration, innovation, and sustainability. She also introduced the students to Design Insider, a platform that facilitates industry-leading conversations and champions meaningful design.

The session explored 4 diverse approaches to sustainability by commercial suppliers and manufacturers:

- Milliken: Leading with Universal Fibers Thrive® Matter, a recycled carbon-positive fibre innovation.

- Hansgrohe: Innovating water- and energy-saving technologies to reduce CO2 and resource consumption.

- Hypnos: Revolutionising logistics with electric vehicles and renewable biodiesel.

- Humanscale: Achieving B Corp certification, blending planet-positive manufacturing with social responsibility.

But this wasn’t just about industry highlights—it was also a call to action. Alys left the students with a thought-provoking question - What is your role as a designer in creating a sustainable future?

As well as Alys` presentation the 200+ students had the opportunity to learn from Katy Stevens, Head of CSR + Sustainability at European Outdoor Group, Andy Callard, Enterprise Coach at SHU, Corin Mellor, Creative Director, at David Mellor Design, Jane Turnbull, Research Associate in Circularity at Manchester Fashion Institute, Rebecca Finney, Creative Director of Jasper Sanders + Partners, Prof. Martin Mayfield-Tulip, School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering at University of Sheffield, and Pete McKee, Artist., What an incredible line-up!

Thank you Sally Billau for inviting Alys to be part of this inspiring event.

#DesignInsider #CommercialInteriorsUK #SustainabilityInDesign #FutureDesignLeaders #SheffieldHallam #NextGeneration

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Earlier this week, Design Insider's Editorial and Marketing Director, Alys Bryan, had the privilege of speaking with Sheffield Hallam students as part of their inspiring Future Now module.

Alys' presentation was all about inspiring the next generation of designers and showing them how the commercial interiors sector can offer incredible opportunities for growth, creativity, and innovation.

Alys shared insights into the world of Commercial Interiors UK (CIUK), showcasing how our organisation drives industry growth through collaboration, innovation, and sustainability. She also introduced the students to Design Insider, a platform that facilitates industry-leading conversations and champions meaningful design.

The session explored 4 diverse approaches to sustainability by commercial suppliers and manufacturers:

- Milliken: Leading with Universal Fibers Thrive® Matter, a recycled carbon-positive fibre innovation.

- Hansgrohe: Innovating water- and energy-saving technologies to reduce CO2 and resource consumption.

- Hypnos: Revolutionising logistics with electric vehicles and renewable biodiesel.

- Humanscale: Achieving B Corp certification, blending planet-positive manufacturing with social responsibility.

But this wasn’t just about industry highlights—it was also a call to action. Alys left the students with a thought-provoking question - What is your role as a designer in creating a sustainable future?

As well as Alys' presentation the 200+ students had the opportunity to learn from Katy Stevens, Head of CSR + Sustainability at European Outdoor Group, Andy Callard, Enterprise Coach at SHU, Corin Mellor, Creative Director, at David Mellor Design, Jane Turnbull, Research Associate in Circularity at Manchester Fashion Institute, Rebecca Finney, Creative Director of Jasper Sanders + Partners, Prof. Martin Mayfield-Tulip, School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering at University of Sheffield, and Pete McKee, Artist., What an incredible line-up!

Thank you Sally Billau for inviting Alys to be part of this inspiring event.

#DesignInsider #CommercialInteriorsUK #SustainabilityInDesign #FutureDesignLeaders #SheffieldHallam #NextGeneration

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Discover how Peamount Healthcare, in collaboration with Reddy Architecture + Urbanism and key suppliers like Egger, brought to life the Tranquillity Room—a serene retreat designed to support the well-being of patients and staff. This remarkable pro bono project transforms a functional healthcare space into a calming haven for relaxation and recovery.

How does this project emphasise care?
1. A holistic approach to well-being, offering patients and staff a dedicated space for mental and physical recovery.
2. Thoughtful design choices, including muted tones and natural woodgrains, create an atmosphere of calm and comfort.
3. A commitment to sustainability, blending high-quality materials with environmental responsibility to meet healthcare standards.

👉 Read more - Click on the direct link in our stories, or select the Project tab on our website homepage, link in bio

#commercialinteriors #caredesign #seniorlivinginteriors #carehomearchitecture #privatehealthcaredesign #therapeuticspaces #accessiblecarehomes #elderlylivinginteriors #dementiadesignsolutions #healingenvironments #moderncarehomedesign #contractcarefurniture #healthcareinteriors #sustainabledesignforcare #agedcarearchitecture #inclusivehealthcaredesign #residentialcarefacilities #luxurycarehomes #wellbeingdrivendesign #designforindependence #healthcareenvironments #interiorsforseniorliving #carehomeinnovation #privatehealthfacilities #healthcareinteriorarchitecture #caresectorinspiration

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Discover how Peamount Healthcare, in collaboration with Reddy Architecture + Urbanism and key suppliers like Egger, brought to life the Tranquillity Room—a serene retreat designed to support the well-being of patients and staff. This remarkable pro bono project transforms a functional healthcare space into a calming haven for relaxation and recovery.

How does this project emphasise care?
1. A holistic approach to well-being, offering patients and staff a dedicated space for mental and physical recovery.
2. Thoughtful design choices, including muted tones and natural woodgrains, create an atmosphere of calm and comfort.
3. A commitment to sustainability, blending high-quality materials with environmental responsibility to meet healthcare standards.

👉 Read more - Click on the direct link in our stories, or select the Project tab on our website homepage, link in bio

#commercialinteriors #caredesign #seniorlivinginteriors #carehomearchitecture #privatehealthcaredesign #therapeuticspaces #accessiblecarehomes #elderlylivinginteriors #dementiadesignsolutions #healingenvironments #moderncarehomedesign #contractcarefurniture #healthcareinteriors #sustainabledesignforcare #agedcarearchitecture #inclusivehealthcaredesign #residentialcarefacilities #luxurycarehomes #wellbeingdrivendesign #designforindependence #healthcareenvironments #interiorsforseniorliving #carehomeinnovation #privatehealthfacilities #healthcareinteriorarchitecture #caresectorinspiration

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Enjoy our exclusive conversation with Dutch design duo Kiki van Eijk & Joost van Bleiswijk, who’ve turned their creative partnership into a vibrant, boundary-pushing brand. From their origins at Design Academy Eindhoven to building their own exhibition space during Dutch Design Week, their journey is as inspiring as it is innovative.

Read this article to learn ...

1. How Kiki & Joost balance individuality with collaboration, crafting bold, distinct works while growing their shared brand organically.
2. The story behind their self-designed exhibition space, built to reflect their experimental approach and the creative energy of Eindhoven.
3. Insights into their playful use of colour and materials, from Kiki’s intuitive storytelling through hues to Joost’s raw, boundary-pushing material combinations.

Click on the direct link in our stories, or select the People tab on our website homepage, link in bio!

#commercialinteriors #industryinsights #designleadership #interiordesignopinions #designthoughtleaders #designexperience #industryinterview #designinnovationleaders #expertviewsondesign #hospitalitydesigninsights #workplacedesignthoughts #architecturalvision #productdesigninsights #sustainableleadership #designjourney #leadersindesign #inspirationfromdesignleaders #designcareerpath #designthinkingexperts #industryvisionaries #futureofdesign #contractindustryleaders #designinterviewseries #interiorarchitectureinsights #visionarydesigntrends #expertadviceindesign

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