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This weekend the UK celebrates the Queen’s official birthday. The second Saturday in June, this year the 9th, brings to London all the pomp and circumstance of British royal tradition. So, we thought we’d get our patriotic groove on and see what this annual tradition can bring to concepts of office decor. [Read more…] about Trooping the Colour: Bring some royal tones to your office

As the Summer half term looms on the horizon, this is the point when many schools should start thinking about September… 

Surprised? Perhaps, but the maintenance and refurbishment work that can take place over the Summer holidays in order to make a fresh start come September should be considered now. By keeping ahead of the game you will be able to save both time and cost in a decorative schedule and budget. [Read more…] about A Flag for Schools: Booking your Summer holiday works

What makes an office a really productive place to work? Light. Yes, bringing as much natural light into a space has recognised benefits for creativity. Colour. Yes again, choosing colours that both reinforce your branding whilst creating a positive environment can bring a team together. 

The most often overlooked design feature in most office schemes is that of texture. This works on much the same basis as colour and light in that it appeals to human senses. If you get it right, a workspace becomes a sensory environment that brings out the best in your staff and your business. [Read more…] about Textural Feeling: The sensory elements of office decoration

Last year, in the light of the London Marathon, we looked at how decorative preparation is much like endurance training. How about the race itself though? Having been lucky enough to run the 26.2 miles around London this Sunday, it struck me how many office types feature along the route. Imagining the variety of interior design on offer behind the crowds certainly gave me something else to think about other than the oppressive heat! [Read more…] about The London Offices: Observations from a Marathon

When creating a design concept for a busy office, elements of minimalism are often a popular choice. It’s clear to see why: this style is clear, focussed and flexible. However, the danger is that your office tips into the bland and sterile. So how do you balance elements of minimalist design with the character that makes your organisation unique? [Read more…] about Minimalism in the office: How to make it work