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In recent years it has become more important to focus on how an office looks to create a practical yet creative space for their staff members and clients who come to visit. Improving their office can transform their business in multiple ways but it can be an overwhelming process. You will need to take into account the practicalities of the space around them whilst making it exciting, seeking a professional can help by taking the weight off their shoulders to turn their office into a motivational area. Read More “How an Office’s Interior can Improve Productivity”

Architectural interior film is a decorative film used to cover a range of surfaces, both flat and curved. Walls, ceilings, doors and furniture are just a few of the surfaces for which it can be utilised.

Architectural interior film comes in a range of designs, including block colour, wood, marble, stone, gloss and even fabric or leather looks. It is a lightweight solution in interior design, providing a flexible, more sustainable option in design. Read More “Architectural Interior Film and Its Uses”

As an architect or interior designer looking to create the perfect space, you’re going to need to make sure you have the best materials for the job in hand. It’s no good focusing solely on how something looks and ignoring aspects such as ease of installation, lifespan and of course cost.

That’s where something like PVC foil can come into it’s own. PVC foil is a popular material due to its look and versatility. It can be used handsomely on the likes of furniture and doors and can be easily applied. If you’re in the middle of planning an interior project and feel like you need a little help with regard to some of the materials involved, PVC foil might just be the best material out there. It’s durable, easy to work with, easy to clean and maintain, and a wide variety of other positive factors. Read More “PVC Foil is Perfect for Interior Projects and Here’s Why”

Covid 19 has really changed the landscape of business development and stifled collaboration in a number of sectors. No more so than in the world of procurement and supply chains.

Thinking on your feet and adapting to circumstance is the name of the game. Meet the buyer events have been put on hold, face to face meetings are a taboo subject and even when they occur there is of course a real sense of sterility and the elephant is in the room for all to see. Read More “How do we keep working while the world takes a breath?”