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In Egypt, a Dallal is someone who travels through the desert in search of hidden treasures, from ancient tombs and statues to coins, jewellery and inscriptions.

Hospitality designers are masters of atmosphere. Every material, finish, lighting feature and furniture choice is carefully considered to create a particular feeling

A piece that dives into the world of sustainability written my independent sustainability consultant James Bell of Dragonfly Sustainability

Coworking spaces have come a long way over the last decade…

Walk into almost any newly designed office today and you’ll probably notice one thing straight away. The ceiling. Or perhaps more accurately, the lack of one.

When designers think about brand expression within a commercial interior, the obvious touchpoints often come first: signage, graphics, furniture, finishes and colour palettes.

When we first partnered with May Fawzy and the team at MF Design Studio a few years ago, the goal was simple: create acoustic solutions that workplace designers would genuinely want to use.

When acoustics come up in conversations about designing learning environments, the focus is usually on reducing noise. But that should not be the whole story.

At AllSfär, colour plays an important role in helping designers create spaces that feel considered, balanced, and welcoming. That’s why we have developed the new earth palette…

When we talk about creating calm, supportive workspaces, the conversation often centres around wellbeing.

It is framed as something that helps employees feel better. A nice addition. A perk.

But calm has a far bigger role to play in the workplace than that.