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As the past two years, in terms of office spaces, have provided a rollercoaster ride for the use of our offices. 2020 brought the office home and introduced the remote working era. 2021 continued with some remote working but as the pandemic flattened, also allowed for some in-office working. What will 2022 bring?
To put it simply, offices will be seeing efficiency, functionality and comfort as the top priorities as the need to adapt to methods such as hybrid working rise in popularity.

When you are thinking about an office refurb, the average person would think how much space do I need, how many boardrooms, how many seats?

However, one of the most important questions you should be asking is how may plants will I need in my office refurbishment?

We take a look at some of the technologies that are being integrated into the modern workplace and what the future holds for the traditional office.

Pantone have determined the colour of 2019 and it’s a beautiful, vibrant, peachy orange hue. To be precise the Pantone reference is ‘PANTONE 16-1546’ and it’s called Living Coral. This blog post explores what this means for workplace interior design.

Whilst planting trees in office atriums and constructing moss filled walls in office breakout areas are both beneficial and aesthetically pleasing they can be out of scope for a lot of companies with a small amount of space and even smaller budgets. That’s where terrariums come in.

It is a funny word, Resimercial. It has a love-hate relationship along with it, like its purpose and what it means. But foremost, what is Resimercial Design?

With the modern era becoming more enticed to the technology, it is important for us, Office Insight, to provide the most unique experiences when you come to visit our showroom.
Is there any other way to provide an experience where you can see your final design in a completely different world like VR? Because we do not think there is!