Posts Tagged: Interior Designers Declare

A conversation between: Jim Biddulph & Simone Suss

Like many interior design studios, Studio Suss promise to create amazing spaces that “never compromise on comfort, functionality and style” and whilst the latter in particular gives their work a unique character, it’s another core value of the team that makes them stand out even further from the crowd. Sustainability is a word that many… Read More >

12 June 2023 Interior Designers Declare

Interior Design Declares: FR petition

INTERIOR DESIGN DECLARES SUPPORTS THE SCIENCE PRESENTED BY SENIOR UK SCIENTISTS A new consensus on reconciling fire safety with environmental & health impacts of chemical flame retardants “We, as Interior Designers, need to be responsible for the safety and sustainability of the furnishings that we specify. A new UK Scientific Consensus paper says that many… Read More >

27 March 2023 Interior Designers Declare

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Humanscale has launched M/Class, its newly refined monitor arm lineup, designed to quietly make workstations more comfortable and considerably less cluttered.⁠
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But there’s more happening here than simply moving a screen up or down. Humanscale sees the monitor arm as a posture-enabling tool, allowing screens to move with the user and encouraging more natural positioning throughout the working day.⁠
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The new M/Class has been completely redesigned internally, bringing greater weight capacity, enhanced cable management and integrated connectivity, all while retaining the minimalist appearance and effortless movement Humanscale is known for.⁠
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Because sometimes the hardest-working pieces of workplace design are the ones you barely notice at all.⁠
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Take a closer look at M/Class via the link in our bio.

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Humanscale has launched M/Class, its newly refined monitor arm lineup, designed to quietly make workstations more comfortable and considerably less cluttered.⁠
⁠
But there’s more happening here than simply moving a screen up or down. Humanscale sees the monitor arm as a posture-enabling tool, allowing screens to move with the user and encouraging more natural positioning throughout the working day.⁠
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The new M/Class has been completely redesigned internally, bringing greater weight capacity, enhanced cable management and integrated connectivity, all while retaining the minimalist appearance and effortless movement Humanscale is known for.⁠
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Because sometimes the hardest-working pieces of workplace design are the ones you barely notice at all.⁠
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Take a closer look at M/Class via the link in our bio.

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What could a children’s museum in Oslo, a new approach to super-prime living in Dubai and a waterfront hospitality destination in Kuwait possibly have in common?⁠
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More than you might think.⁠
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We’ve been looking at three very different international projects recently, each from a completely different sector and each offering its own perspective on what happens when designers look beyond the obvious.⁠
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At BOOM! Children’s Museum, Nissen Richards Studio has created a world built around the freedom of discovery. In Dubai, Kengo Kuma’s approach to Wedyan sees its extensive shared spaces and amenities become an integral expression of the project’s wider philosophy. And for NAC Kuwait, DLSM Studio explores how a recognisable global hospitality brand can evolve for somewhere new without simply repeating what has come before.⁠
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Swipe through for our take on what connects these three remarkable projects, then explore the full stories on Design Insider.

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There are 40 colours in Camira’s new Upland collection, which feels rather generous until you’re actually asked to choose between them.⁠
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Raw, earthy neutrals. Burnt oranges and deep aubergines. Soft blush. Sunshine yellow. Greens that somehow feel both fresh and familiar. And then an entire spectrum of blues, from crisp and cool to deeply saturated teal. ⁠
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The inspiration comes from the Yorkshire landscape surrounding Camira’s headquarters, and you can see it. Not in an overly literal way, but in the shifting, layered colour and beautifully soft, wool-like texture.⁠
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Except, here’s the clever bit: Upland isn’t wool. It’s a high-performance synthetic textile, designed for the realities of busy commercial interiors and made by Camira from yarn to finished fabric.⁠
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Fancy a closer look? The full collection is waiting via the link in our bio.

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There are 40 colours in Camira’s new Upland collection, which feels rather generous until you’re actually asked to choose between them.⁠
⁠
Raw, earthy neutrals. Burnt oranges and deep aubergines. Soft blush. Sunshine yellow. Greens that somehow feel both fresh and familiar. And then an entire spectrum of blues, from crisp and cool to deeply saturated teal. ⁠
⁠
The inspiration comes from the Yorkshire landscape surrounding Camira’s headquarters, and you can see it. Not in an overly literal way, but in the shifting, layered colour and beautifully soft, wool-like texture.⁠
⁠
Except, here’s the clever bit: Upland isn’t wool. It’s a high-performance synthetic textile, designed for the realities of busy commercial interiors and made by Camira from yarn to finished fabric.⁠
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Fancy a closer look? The full collection is waiting via the link in our bio.

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