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CCD’s London studio launches as Halkyn: Interview with Jonathan Aeberhard & The Halkyn Team

The morning after Halkyn’s launch celebrations, Design Insider returned to the studio with the energy of the night before still very much in the air. We had already experienced the new London space, heard the speeches, and raised a glass to the arrival of the brand. Back in the Headfort Place studio, with the energy… Read More >

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Today’s spaces need to evolve just as quickly as the teams using them.⁠
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That’s the thinking behind KI Europe’s new Arkus Workwall, a modular system designed to help specifiers create workplaces that can adapt over time. From collaborative hubs and focused workspaces to integrated storage and acoustic solutions, it’s built to flex as needs change, without the disruption of starting again.⁠
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A smart reminder that sometimes the most valuable design feature isn’t permanence, it’s adaptability.⁠
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Take a closer look at Arkus Workwall on Design Insider - link in our bio!

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Today’s spaces need to evolve just as quickly as the teams using them.⁠
⁠
That’s the thinking behind KI Europe’s new Arkus Workwall, a modular system designed to help specifiers create workplaces that can adapt over time. From collaborative hubs and focused workspaces to integrated storage and acoustic solutions, it’s built to flex as needs change, without the disruption of starting again.⁠
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A smart reminder that sometimes the most valuable design feature isn’t permanence, it’s adaptability.⁠
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Take a closer look at Arkus Workwall on Design Insider - link in our bio!

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If you can buy almost anything online, what should a shop be for?⁠
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That’s the question behind The Apartment, LESTRANGE’s new retail concept in Soho, designed by Tabitha Isobel.⁠
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Rather than focusing on the transaction, the space has been designed to slow things down. Inspired by the comfort of home, it invites visitors to browse at their own pace, settle in with a coffee and experience the brand in a way that feels personal, relaxed and genuinely enjoyable.⁠
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It’s an interesting reminder that the future of retail design isn’t necessarily about selling more. It might just be about creating somewhere people actually want to spend time.⁠
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Take a look inside on Design Insider - link in our bio! ⁠
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Images: @oskar.proctor

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When does “entry level” stop feeling like a compromise?⁠
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Harrison Spinks is making the case that it doesn’t have to.⁠
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Its new Wildwood Collection brings together the same British craftsmanship, wool-rich woven fabrics and naturally breathable fillings the bedmaker is known for, but in a range designed to make handcrafted comfort more accessible.⁠
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It’s an interesting reminder that thoughtful design isn’t always about adding more. Sometimes it’s about distilling what matters most and making it available to more people.⁠
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Take a closer look at the Wildwood Collection on Design Insider.

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When does “entry level” stop feeling like a compromise?⁠
⁠
Harrison Spinks is making the case that it doesn’t have to.⁠
⁠
Its new Wildwood Collection brings together the same British craftsmanship, wool-rich woven fabrics and naturally breathable fillings the bedmaker is known for, but in a range designed to make handcrafted comfort more accessible.⁠
⁠
It’s an interesting reminder that thoughtful design isn’t always about adding more. Sometimes it’s about distilling what matters most and making it available to more people.⁠
⁠
Take a closer look at the Wildwood Collection on Design Insider.

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We’ve somehow accepted sitting still for most of the working day as normal.⁠
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But what if the workplace was designed around movement instead?⁠
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That’s the thinking behind Humanscale’s latest campaign, Movement Matters, which explores how small, intuitive movements throughout the day can have a big impact on comfort, focus and long-term wellbeing.⁠
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From sit/stand desks and active seating to products that encourage movement even while you’re seated, it’s a reminder that workplace design isn’t just about where we work, but how our bodies work best.⁠
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It’s a conversation that’s becoming increasingly important as the workplace continues to evolve.⁠
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Read more on Design Insider - find the tagged post through the link in our bio!

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We’ve somehow accepted sitting still for most of the working day as normal.⁠
⁠
But what if the workplace was designed around movement instead?⁠
⁠
That’s the thinking behind Humanscale’s latest campaign, Movement Matters, which explores how small, intuitive movements throughout the day can have a big impact on comfort, focus and long-term wellbeing.⁠
⁠
From sit/stand desks and active seating to products that encourage movement even while you’re seated, it’s a reminder that workplace design isn’t just about where we work, but how our bodies work best.⁠
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It’s a conversation that’s becoming increasingly important as the workplace continues to evolve.⁠
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Read more on Design Insider - find the tagged post through the link in our bio!

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