Posts Tagged: Wellbeing
The Wellness Trifecta: Where Science, Art and Technology Unite
The focus among hospitality leaders is moving beyond the practical form of fitness centres and spa menus and is leaning towards something more powerful: the design of a sensory experience. Increasingly, leading hospitality brands are turning to specialists who can translate neuroscience into atmosphere – blending science, art and technology to create environments that feel… Read More >
A conversation between: Jim Biddulph & Ben Channon, Ekkist
Discussions around mental health have increased over the last decade, not least as a result of the pandemic. That collective experience of hardship, which put a strain on our physical, social, and mental well-being, has inadvertently raised awareness and perhaps even empathy regarding an area of health that was often overlooked and even shunned by… Read More >
Menopause & the Workplace: Interview with Kate Usher
Kate Usher is a Menopause Coach & Gender Equity Consultant. She work’s with women and organisations to create modern menopause conversations. As part of our focus on wellbeing we though it was imported to speak with Kate about supporting women to choose to stay in their chosen careers, do great work and take their place… Read More >
Improved Wellbeing Through Relaxation with Silent Gliss
Over recent weeks we have been looking at the varied ways in which Wellbeing is being addresses throughout the commercial interiors sector and have explored projects with guest wellbeing at their heart, key approaches to wellbeing by Interior Designers and products which improve their user’s wellbeing. It’s not just the wellbeing of hospitality guests and… Read More >
Five Key Approaches to Wellbeing in Commercial Interior Design
Five Key Approaches to Wellbeing in Interior Design: Should every project look and feel fantastic? Of course – but long before we get to that Instagrammable moment, designers need to be thinking of wellbeing and incorporating wellbeing strategies into their process.
Top 3 workplace trends in 2023 with Amtico
British flooring manufacturer Amtico shares its insights into workplace design trends for 2023. Louisa Eyles, Commercial Marketing Manager, discusses the connection between sanctuary spaces, wayfinding and wellbeing. [Find Amtico through Product Finder] Wellness is going to be a key focal point in workplace design throughout 2023, with emphasis placed on designing office spaces centred around… Read More >
Mental Health Setting by Knightsbridge Furniture
Finding furniture that’s suited to a variety of challenging environments can be a struggle. Ensuring models are safe and functional, yet stylish to support an effective and therapeutic environment is key. [Find Knightsbridge Furniture on the BCFA Product Finder] Optional weighting for tables, chairs and settees In order to prevent the risk of patients lifting… Read More >
Newmor Launch Twelve New Designs for Spring 2022
Newmor have introduced twelve new wallcovering designs for Spring 2022. The launch is all about wellness and biophilia, creating calming spaces inspired by the natural world to increase wellbeing and productivity. From tonal organic weaves and botanical prints to large scale digital wallcoverings of landscapes and nature. [Find Newmor on the BCFA Product Finder] Bali… Read More >
Member of the Month: CMD
May is finally here and summer is around the corner. With flowers blooming and the sun shining down, we thought this was the perfect time to announce our next Member of the Month, CMD. We were thrilled to speak with Stephan Roberts, Head of Sales, about the importance of ergonomics in our industry, some of… Read More >
Wellbeing in the Workplace: From the Floor Up
When it comes to wellbeing in the workplace it’s vital to take a holistic approach, writes Louisa Eyles, Amtico’s Commercial Marketing Manager. She explains why mind, body, and soul all have a part to play and how it starts from the floor up. [Find Amtico on the BCFA Product Finder] Here’s a couple of interesting facts… Read More >
Tektura Mural’s Featured in Ideagen Offices
Nottingham-based Ideagen provide information management programmes for clients such as the NHS and Heineken. Their new £2 million state-of-the-art headquarters covers 30,000 square feet, and includes room for 350 desks, along with breakout and collaborative areas. [Find Tektura on the BCFA Product Finder] The space has a contemporary, industrial feel but is also focused on wellness. The design and fitout… Read More >
Design LSM Create Stylish Social Space for 22 Bishopsgate – the UK’s First Wellbeing Building
DesignLSM’s latest project sees the award-winning company implement the interior design for the food and dining areas on Level 2 at 22 Bishopsgate. The new, people-focused workplace destination can accommodate a community of up to 12,000 residents and visitors. Designed to put user experience and human interaction at its core, 22 Bishopsgate is the first… Read More >
SpaceInvader Completes Interior Design at One Victoria Street, Windsor
SpaceInvader has created a stunning series of elegant, nature-inspired spaces at One Victoria Street in Windsor for client Legal & General. The new, 43,000 sq ft, five-storey development – by Rolfe Judd architects – offers tenants a range of floorplate sizes and terraces and is the first new Grade A development in Windsor for 20… Read More >