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Flooring design for dementia
9 January 2019Good flooring design can make life easier for people living with dementia, by reducing anxiety and limiting the risk of slips and trips, discovers Kay Hill
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When less is definitely more
8 January 2019There’s nothing quite like the purity and simplicity of a plain white backdrop. Kay Hill picks out some projects where less is definitely more when it comes to the floor
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Turning the floor into a canvas
7 January 2019In many commercial environments floors tend to be utilitarian and functional, but occasionally designers choose instead to use the space as a giant canvas. Kay Hill discovers projects where the floors get top billing
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London Design Festival & Biennale Trend Report 2018
4 January 2019Trends from the London Design Festival and London Design Biennale 2018, by Emma Caselton, senior creative strategist at Seymour Powell
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A New Cultural Programme for Plymouth
3 January 2019Plymouth is raising the bar for culture and tourism, launching the pilot for a major new art biennial, and building a £37m museum and contemporary art gallery. But will that be enough to reverse decades of economic decline? Veronica Simpson reports
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Michael Anastassiades: 'Working for yourself is the ultimate test'
2 January 2019Designer Michael Anastassiades shares the top 10 lessons he’s learned since opening his own design studio with Pamela Buxton
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Light + Tech: Lighting Winners at the FX Awards 2018
27 December 2018Jill Entwistle puts a focus on the Lighting Design and Lighting Product winners at the FX Awards 2018
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Hallowed Ground: the design of sacred spaces
20 December 2018Centres of worship hold a special place in people’s hearts, and working on a sacred space is always going to hold special challenges for the architect. Kay Hill looks at new religious buildings taking shape and talks to those who work on them
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Resonate transform dated interiors of media empire's former home
19 December 2018The Eighties’ interiors of the Northern and Shell building are updated by Resonate, with a mix of private offices and co-working spaces for its new tenants
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CADA Design brings a taste of Japan to Westfield White City
19 December 2018Amid all the development for Westfield phase 2, CADA design creates Ichiba, a food hall and supermarket for the Japan Centre
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