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WOMEN IN OFFICE DESIGN – Nichola Adams

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WOMEN IN OFFICE DESIGN – Gurvinder Khurana

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Women in Office Design – Kate Vine

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Women in Office Design – Marcela Pomphrey

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WOMEN IN OFFICE DESIGN – Grace Souky

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Women in Office Design – Alison Monteith

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From historic inspirations to unique design concepts, London Design Week at Chelsea Harbour was a showcase of creativity across residential and commercial design.

Read our full article by clicking on the direct link in our bio!

Here are our top 8 highlights:

1. Romo – Laura Stephens presented Aubin & Elson, celebrating print and pattern, while Kirkby Design previewed their Coats collaboration, set for Clerkenwell Design Week.

2. GP&J Baker – The Historic Royal Palaces collection impressed, especially the Royal Park Panel wallcovering, inspired by Hampton Court Palace tapestries.

3. Lincrusta – Sarah Permenter delivered an engaging talk and workshop to a full house audience keen to learn from her expertise.

4. Heathfield & Co – Their new showroom debuted the Belle and Sunny collections alongside ‘Portables’ table lights.

5. Dedar – Two standout fabrics: Ichi-Go Ichi-E, a textured weave with Yves Klein blue flocking, and Goodfellas, a design that slowly reveals a boxer’s face.

6. Chase Erwin – The Arden collection and Luna, a performance velvet with a 40,000+ rub count, showcased durability and elegance.

7. Watts 1874 – A celebration of rich textures and historic influences, bringing vibrancy and opulence to the event.

8. Sanderson Design Group – Showroom tables overflowed with new launches, including Harlequin’s Indoor Outdoor Weave II and Sgraffito.

What were your London Design Week highlights?

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From historic inspirations to unique design concepts, London Design Week at Chelsea Harbour was a showcase of creativity across residential and commercial design.

Read our full article by clicking on the direct link in our bio!

Here are our top 8 highlights:

1. Romo – Laura Stephens presented Aubin & Elson, celebrating print and pattern, while Kirkby Design previewed their Coats collaboration, set for Clerkenwell Design Week.

2. GP&J Baker – The Historic Royal Palaces collection impressed, especially the Royal Park Panel wallcovering, inspired by Hampton Court Palace tapestries.

3. Lincrusta – Sarah Permenter delivered an engaging talk and workshop to a full house audience keen to learn from her expertise.

4. Heathfield & Co – Their new showroom debuted the Belle and Sunny collections alongside ‘Portables’ table lights.

5. Dedar – Two standout fabrics: Ichi-Go Ichi-E, a textured weave with Yves Klein blue flocking, and Goodfellas, a design that slowly reveals a boxer’s face.

6. Chase Erwin – The Arden collection and Luna, a performance velvet with a 40,000+ rub count, showcased durability and elegance.

7. Watts 1874 – A celebration of rich textures and historic influences, bringing vibrancy and opulence to the event.

8. Sanderson Design Group – Showroom tables overflowed with new launches, including Harlequin’s Indoor Outdoor Weave II and Sgraffito.

What were your London Design Week highlights?

#DesignWeek2025 #ChelseaHarbour #InteriorDesign #TextileDesign #LuxuryInteriors #DesignTrends

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In our exclusive interview, Kate Usher, Workplace Menopause Consultant & Coach at Menopause in Business, shares more about menopause in the workplace, how organisations can retain and support mid-career women, and why true gender equality means rethinking hiring, promotion, and retention strategies.

She calls for action over excuses, urging businesses to challenge outdated structures, sponsor female talent, and introduce policies that allow women to thrive at every career stage—from parenting to menopause and beyond.

Read the full story now! Click on the direct link to this series in our bio.

Part of our International Women’s Day 2025 series.

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In our exclusive interview, Kate Usher, Workplace Menopause Consultant & Coach at Menopause in Business, shares more about menopause in the workplace, how organisations can retain and support mid-career women, and why true gender equality means rethinking hiring, promotion, and retention strategies.

She calls for action over excuses, urging businesses to challenge outdated structures, sponsor female talent, and introduce policies that allow women to thrive at every career stage—from parenting to menopause and beyond.

Read the full story now! Click on the direct link to this series in our bio.

Part of our International Women’s Day 2025 series.

#IWD2025 #AccelerateAction #WomenInLeadership #MenopauseAtWork #DiversityInDesign #InclusiveWorkplaces

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We are here to answer all your questions!

Suppliers in the commercial furnishings sector undergo a rigorous accreditation process through Commercial Interiors UK, ensuring they consistently meet exceptional standards of quality, reliability, and sustainability.

We understand the importance of having confidence in the suppliers you specify and the products that bring your designs to life. This ensures that you engage with only the best in the industry!

Find out more at Supplier Finder (the link is in our bio.)

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We are here to answer all your questions!

Suppliers in the commercial furnishings sector undergo a rigorous accreditation process through Commercial Interiors UK, ensuring they consistently meet exceptional standards of quality, reliability, and sustainability.

We understand the importance of having confidence in the suppliers you specify and the products that bring your designs to life. This ensures that you engage with only the best in the industry!

Find out more at Supplier Finder (the link is in our bio.)

#AccreditedSuppliers #CommercialSuppliers #SupplierDirectory #SupplierPlatform #DesignCommunity #CommercialInteriors #Furnishings #ContractFurnishings

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What does your office say about your company? A blank, uninspiring space can leave employees feeling disconnected, while a workspace alive with meaningful art fosters creativity, collaboration, and a true sense of belonging.

At Dojo’s new Bristol workspace designed by BDP Architecture + Design, Creative Debuts has curated a bold, dynamic environment by bringing in local graffiti artists—turning walls, desks, and shared spaces into vibrant expressions of Bristol’s culture. The result? A workplace that energises, engages, and makes employees feel valued.

As Creative Debuts puts it: “Art can break down barriers and bring people together in a positive and collaborative way.”

As companies navigate the future of work, investing in art isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about culture, inclusivity, and creating spaces where people thrive.

Read more on Design Insider by clicking on the direct link in our stories, or select the Projects tab on our website homepage, link in bio!

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What does your office say about your company? A blank, uninspiring space can leave employees feeling disconnected, while a workspace alive with meaningful art fosters creativity, collaboration, and a true sense of belonging.

At Dojo’s new Bristol workspace designed by BDP Architecture + Design, Creative Debuts has curated a bold, dynamic environment by bringing in local graffiti artists—turning walls, desks, and shared spaces into vibrant expressions of Bristol’s culture. The result? A workplace that energises, engages, and makes employees feel valued.

As Creative Debuts puts it: “Art can break down barriers and bring people together in a positive and collaborative way.”

As companies navigate the future of work, investing in art isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about culture, inclusivity, and creating spaces where people thrive.

Read more on Design Insider by clicking on the direct link in our stories, or select the Projects tab on our website homepage, link in bio!

#WorkplaceDesign #ArtInTheOffice #CreativeWorkspaces #DojoBristol #commercialinteriors #workplacedesign #hybridworkspace #agileworkplace #inclusiveworkplacedesign #collaborativeoffices #modernworkspacedesign #ergonomicworkspace #officefurnituredesign #futureofworkplaces #workspaceinteriors #sustainableworkspaces #teamcollaborationspaces #officetransformations #flexibleofficedesign #modularofficesolutions #contractworkplacedesign #productivityfocuseddesign #customofficefurniture #corporateinteriorsolutions #workspacewellbeing #officedesigninspo #functionalofficedesign #minimalistworkspaces #industryleader #workplaceindustryleader

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