We say it time and again, but design is everything when it comes to putting a branded foot forward. It’s only natural that high-end businesses showcase their excellence with luxury design, whatever their style. Whilst your space should be truly unique to your business, there are a few key elements of luxury design that should always form the basis of your HQ. Comfort is key
For retailers across the UK, Christmas makes winter a bumper season for sales. The festive season is also the time that shop spaces are transformed into winter wonderlands, with trees, lights and sparkles taking centre stage. Whilst it’s great to get involved in the festive fun, all of the decorations can distract from your product as well as your brand. Christmas lovers, rest assured, we
It has become a running joke that we head to the gym at the turn of a New Year, only to never go back a few months later. Popular franchises report huge spikes around the festive period of more than 40%, then see a drop off by March. With high rents and competition in the leisure industry at an all-time high, business owners are investing
Common spaces, be they in an office, residential development or hotel, have arguably become the most important assets for businesses to promote brand identity and culture. The idea of simply having a desk shoved into a corner has grown tired, swiftly replaced by inclusive models with a fresh approach to reception design. The changing role of a business lobby The role of a physical office
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, classic design doesn’t appear overnight. Whilst there’s definitely a case for creating a modern, fresh look, timeless interior design should never be overlooked. We’ve talked in a previous blog about the five signature looks that are standing the test of time. But, where did they come from? Instinctive design Interior design has been instinctive since the
Whether you’re relocating, merging or aspiring to today’s business demands, organisational change is inevitable. Most of us are naturally cautious to change, however, effective workplace design can add value to your organisation and refresh a company culture for the better. The following guide addresses the importance of design during large-scale change and how to design a new space that works for everyone. The business case
Whether you’re working in an office, running a shop or selling property developments, there’s one thing all businesses have in common – the need for excellent interior design. In an increasingly visual world, customers, clients and employees are all drawn to design, so interiors that appeal to their senses are vital. Often, your space is the very first interaction your customers and potential employees have
Innovation and design have long gone hand in hand, and have a major influence on each other. Innovation makes for inspired, unique spaces, which in turn inspire innovation and creativity. But where does innovation really come into play in the interior design world? We take a look at the keys to innovation in spaces. Big ideas Inspiration and big ideas don’t happen overnight. It takes
As client-facing designers, it’s our job to unearth the signature style that perfectly reflects a brand’s identity. We create award-winning spaces not only by combining luxury aesthetics with timeless fashions but also by following the trends. Unlike fashion, staple interior design trends aren’t easily replaced. A great starting point for any project is to learn more about the most popular styles which have shaped spaces
Having a space that packs a punch is the most obvious reason for getting your design right. Whatever your space, you’ll no doubt want to make the best first impression and reflect the excellence of your brand with your office, shop, lobby or marketing suite. This effect is more than skin deep, though, and interior design can influence the psychology and subconscious of your clients
