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Workplace insight, from the floor up.
Notes on fit-out, furniture and workplace design from the projects we deliver across Glasgow, Edinburgh and the Central Belt of Scotland.
Less noise, more focus: acoustic solutions that earn their place
Most offices are a constant stream of interruptions. Acoustic screens, tiles and baffles are the quietest way to give people their concentration back.
Twelve new upholstery colours, with a recycled story
Twelve new colourways across task, meeting, executive, posture and breakout seating — eight of them made from 100% recycled polyester.
Steel storage, now in twenty-five colours
Filing cabinets, cupboards, tambours and lockers in twenty-five colours — built to last, and delivered in three to four weeks.
The autumn shift: seasonal influences in workplace interiors
Autumn changes how we feel about our surroundings — and it reliably changes what businesses ask for in their offices.
Refreshing your workspace before the financial year ends
Remaining budget rarely carries over. A well-planned refresh turns it into something your team feels every day.
The impact of soft seating in the workplace
Soft seating has gone from an afterthought to one of the most strategic choices in a fit-out brief. Here is why, and what it means for specification.
Introducing Black Oak
A contemporary wood grain with the bold, timeless appeal of black — warmer and more considered than a flat black finish.
Why workplace focus matters more than ever
Businesses have invested heavily in technology, yet many employees still struggle to find the conditions they need to concentrate.
A customer favourite seating range returns
A cost-effective, versatile seating range is back and available to order — ideal for breakout, meeting and collaborative spaces.
Bench desking, reworked
A year after launch, a bench desking range has been refined for easier installation, more top options and simpler boardroom specification.
Canopy tables: defining breakout space without walls
A stronger frame and a lighter, more contemporary form — a canopy table gives a breakout area a sense of place without building anything.
Planning an office move without the chaos
A relocation succeeds or fails long before the vans arrive. Here is the sequence we use to keep programmes calm, costed and on time.
Breakout space that actually gets used
Plenty of offices have a breakout area nobody sits in. Usually it comes down to three things: location, acoustics and choice.
Specifying desks: good, better, best
Contract, mid-level and executive ranges are not simply cheap, middling and expensive. Here is what actually changes as you move up.
Sit and stand working: what we have learned
Height-adjustable desks only change behaviour when they are introduced properly. A short guide from recent projects.
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