Office Interiors

There is no need to just have pot plants or plants on the ground in your office. Consider installing a green wall which will offer your workspace far more than purely visual appeal.

As an employee, working in a healthy environment allows you to be more productive, feel better in yourself and take less sick days. Furthermore, you are less stressed when you feel healthy and fit in your office environment.

Companies like Google, Facebook and Apple have had such major impacts on the way people think of Office Design.

The office floor is the most used part of any office building worldwide yet few people take time to consider the materials under foot … even some designers can overlook the types of flooring!

Coworking involves working in a shared environment under one roof, but usually not for the same company. It can bring together companies that share the same values and are from different industries.

When a potential new client or employee walks into your office, what do they see?

Employees each have different psychological needs and a one-size-fits-all solution for office interior design does little to contribute to an effective, well balanced workforce.

Can you believe it’s almost the end of the year? You may well be thinking about the company goals from the beginning of this year that haven’t been achieved yet but what about your work-space?

Every once in a while it is good to check in with the current design trends and see what is on the horizon.

As you are well aware, offices have radically changed over the past 15-20 years. 20 years ago one may have had grey offices with cubicles and huge bulky computers (more like glorified type writers) with awkward, exposed wiring and cumbersome copiers and fax machines.