Posts Tagged: global traveller

Edmund Bell’s Indian Extravaganza

Edmund Bell is a supplier of high-quality decorative blackout, dimout, sheer, woven, print, and upholstery fabrics to the hospitality, cruise, healthcare, education and workplace markets. Edmund Bell offer one of… Read More >

25 July 2020 design global traveller series trends

Edmund Bell Explores Bali Freedom

Edmund Bell continues with their Global Traveller Series, this time, Bali Freedom is explored. There is no shortage of inspiration to be found in Bali. Its ancient temples and palaces,… Read More >

15 July 2020 global traveller trends

Edmund Bell: Tribal African

Following on from Edmund Bell’s Nordic Simplicity blog, the fifth trend they explore in their Global Traveller series is Tribal African. Travelling and roving adventures are the influences behind the nomadic Tribal… Read More >

10 October 2019 african global traveller series Trend

Edmund Bell: Nordic Simplicity

Following on from Edmund Bell’s Memphis Brights blog, the fourth trend they explore in their Global Traveller series is Nordic Simplicity. Nordic is the trend that keeps on giving. This popular look has eternal charm because it… Read More >

3 October 2019 global traveller nordic series Trend

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A series of site-specific installations, along with special projects and collaborations, will once again adorn the streets of Clerkenwell and exhibition venues, offering Clerkenwell Design Week festival-goers and the general public a fully immersive experience!

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L’Oréal, a global leader in the beauty industry, recently collaborated with M Moser to bring a new image and vision to its Korean office in Seoul.

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Nestled in the prestigious Gangnam business district, the space needed to capture brand identity, while enabling flexibility and collaboration. The new workplace supports L’Oréal Korea’s future growth while attracting and retaining top talent – all within a culture that thrives on innovation.

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Explore thought-provoking perspectives in Commercial Interiors UK 2024 Directory with our Opinion Series.

We asked Kate Usher - Menopause & Gender Equity Consultant to share her opinion on Menopause in the Workplace!

Menopause impacts not just those who experience it directly but also shapes the workplace environment for everyone. Kate`s article sheds light on the importance of inclusive, menopause-aware workspace design. From understanding the varied symptoms and their effects on individuals to rethinking furniture and space to cater to comfort and dignity, the piece emphasizes a holistic approach to workplace design.

This discussion is a call to action for the design community to incorporate menopause considerations into their projects, demonstrating progressive, inclusive thinking that meets the needs of all employees.

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Design Insider is thrilled to announce our upcoming panel discussion in partnership with Newmor Wallcoverings, supported by Panaz and Print Pattern Archive.

This free talk event, titled “The Power of Pattern: What role can pattern design play in ‘new luxury’?” will be held on June 6th from 6 PM at the majestic Monastery in Manchester. You`re invited to delve into the significant role of patterns in modern luxury, witness the launch of Newmor’s latest collection, and enjoy an evening of socialising with design professionals!

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Luxury has historically been associated with exclusivity, but in today’s world the term luxury is subjective – it means different things to different people. Can pattern and design be inclusive, relevant, and accessible to all commercial sectors?

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Posts Tagged: global traveller

Edmund Bell’s Indian Extravaganza

Edmund Bell Explores Bali Freedom

Edmund Bell: Tribal African

Edmund Bell: Nordic Simplicity

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