In a world where consumer trust, authenticity and emotional connection are increasingly valued, storytelling has emerged as one of the most powerful tools in a designer’s kit. At our recent panel, we explored how narrative is being used to shape interiors, products and brands—from concept to execution, from archive to innovation.

We’ve learned a lot from the past few years, and in 2025, the way we work will feel more connected, more creative, and, dare we say, even more fun. There’s flexibility, tech that actually works for you, and a focus on making life easier, healthier, and more productive. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s coming your way:

The workplace environment has evolved significantly in recent years, and as we head into 2025, interior design trends will reflect a blend of technological advancements, wellness-focused elements, and flexibility to accommodate hybrid work models. Here are some key interior design trends likely to shape the workplace in 2025.

Naming meeting rooms in an office can be a creative and practical way to make your workplace more engaging and efficient. However, getting that balance of making it representative of company culture, being fun and memorable is a pretty tough challenge so it’s no wonder quite a few companies end up just numbering their meeting rooms and hoping for the best. As part of our projects, we’re often asked to help get involved in the task so here’s our tips for naming meeting rooms effectively…

Designing a great office reception area is crucial because it's often the first impression visitors, clients, and employees have of your company. A well-designed reception area creates a welcoming and professional atmosphere, even if you’ve decided not to have a formal reception desk. However you’d like to receive guests and welcome your employees, here are some steps to help you design a great office reception…

Getting the right chair for an office space can feel a little overwhelming as there’s so much choice and different options available. When we design office spaces, we have to think about different types of office chairs to suit different needs around the space which will be dictated by use and of course, the budget.

If you are relocating to a new office you will be looking to undertake a full scale project from Design to fit out this is the process of changing a space from a CAT A to CAT B space. If you are looking to make changes to your existing space we refer to this as an office refurbishment.