Outdoor spaces are becoming an important part of modern workplace design. As businesses look to improve employee well-being, create flexible work environments, and maximise available space, outdoor areas such as courtyards, balconies, and rooftop terraces are being incorporated into offices, hospitality settings, and commercial spaces. With the right approach, these spaces can serve as functional, comfortable extensions of the workplace, supporting everything from focused work to informal meetings.

Workspaces influence the way people think, work, and interact. The layout, furniture, and overall environment shape productivity, focus, and well-being. Over time, spaces can become uninspiring, leading to disengagement and inefficiency. A well-timed refresh, even...

Refreshing a workspace doesn’t have to mean a full refit. Small, well-planned changes can make a big impact without causing major disruption. Whether you’re looking to improve layout, comfort, or atmosphere, there are ways to do it without halting work. Here are five...

Investing in workspace furniture is a balancing act, with businesses needing to navigate cost, quality, and functionality. Cutting corners may seem like an immediate saving, but low-quality materials lead to frequent replacements and mounting hidden expenses. On the...

The Frustration of Delays (And How to Avoid Them) Anyone who's ever managed a workspace fit-out knows this: delays are a nightmare. Everything's ticking along—walls are painted, flooring is down—but then you hit a snag. The furniture isn't here yet. Maybe it’s stuck...

The Challenge of Workplace Furniture Waste The way we work is changing rapidly, yet the furniture in many workplaces struggles to keep pace. As businesses grow, restructure, or relocate, traditional fixed seating often becomes redundant—leading to disposal rather than...