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Interior Design
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- February 27, 2024
How to Master Monochrome Design in Your Workplace
Monochromatic interior design centres on a single colour palette, skilfully employing varying shades, tints, and textures to create a cohesive yet dynamic space. This design strategy is distinguished by its simplicity and elegance, offering a unified aesthetic that can refine the visual appeal of any workspace. This approach suits modern commercial and work environments, prioritising clarity and focus above all else.
Main photo: Taylor Howes Designs
The Essence of Monochromatic Design
The aesthetic appeal of a monochromatic space lies in its clean lines and uncluttered appearance, which can lead to a calming environment, reducing stress and promoting focus among employees. Psychologically, this can contribute to a more productive and harmonious workplace, as the consistent colour scheme creates a sense of order and continuity.
True Versatility
Versatility is a hallmark of monochromatic design, allowing for flexibility across different
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- January 21, 2024
Going Green in your Workplace – How to Cultivate Biophilic Elements in Shared Spaces
Biophilic design is a trend that is rapidly transforming office spaces worldwide. The term ‘biophilic’ comes from ‘biophilia’, meaning a love of life or living systems. Biophilic design aims to connect people and nature within built environments by incorporating elements found in the natural world to improve the wellbeing of who engage with the space.
By bringing natural light, plants, views of the outdoors, natural materials, and other organic elements into indoor spaces, biophilic design fulfils this longing for contact with the natural world. Studies show biophilic offices enhance productivity, creativity, well-being, and employee satisfaction.
From living walls to circadian lighting, biophilic elements offer an impactful way to increase workspaces’ natural feel and cultivate a connection between employees and their surroundings. The result is offices that uplift, inspire, and promote employee health
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- December 15, 2023
Bright and bold style stands out as a vibrant celebration of vivid colours and striking patterns, combined to create functional and visually captivating spaces. Elements of this style can be traced back to various periods and cultures, where colour was used to signify status, evoke emotions, or simply beautify spaces.
But what does this mean for you and your business? Well, a bright and bold interior design style can enhance creativity, productivity, and branding in just about any commercial and educational environment, making it a highly desirable avenue for modern, forward-thinking organisations to explore.
Estée Lauder bright and bold restaurant interiors designed and installed by MCM Architecture and Umbrella Furniture The Roots of Bright and Bold Interior Design
In the 20th century, particularly during the mid-century modern era, bright and bold designs gained popularity in the West. Designers began experimenting with dynamic contrasts and saturated colours, breaking away from the
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- November 14, 2023
Their business relocation journey...
Late last year we completed a move project for Kerridge Commercial Systems Ltd this project involved the dismantling and relocation of desks, chairs, pedestals and soft seating. Distributing them across multiple offices, these locations were Gateshead, Tankersley, Nottingham and Hungerford. This took place over 13 business days over the course of three weeks.
631 Desks 317 Storage Units including pedestals and low cabinet units 154 Grey Desk Dividers 306 Task Chairs 12 Tables - Standalone and folding meeting tables 8 Soft Seating including 3 meeting booths Phase 1 - Hungerford
The dismantling and organisation of 305 desks, chairs and pedestals. We used a team of fitters to go to Hungerford dismantle all desking wrap, protect and label with destinations of end location.
Phase 4 - Nottinghan
Team 1, collection and delivery of 49 desks, 49 chairs, 49 pedestals, 25 grey desk dividers, 6 low cabinets, 6 meeting room round tables and 5 meeting room fold
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- October 27, 2023
Industrial style interiors take existing structures and redesign them for a modern workflow whilst preserving their utilitarian elements. They pay homage to the stripped-down look of factories and warehouses, from places like New York. Features such as concrete floors and metal ductwork that other design styles would work to hide, are fully embraced and accentuated in industrial interiors. This is form met with function for the modern workforce.
Wagstaff furniture installation for CareCo Ltd. Design by Squaredot Nailing the Industrial Aesthetic
Industrial interior design is all about embracing the raw and the tactile. It is a style that does not shy away from showing off the bones of a building. These elements bring an authentic, rugged atmosphere to the space, with surfaces that are tactile and multi-textured – think exposed concrete, weathered wood, and corrugated metal. Most of all, materials show their origins. Rough-hewn beams still bear saw marks and brickwork appears salvaged.
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