Workspace Design Show
As a new London design company, We believe it’s too important to keep up to date with the latest trends. That’s why we attend some of London’s design exhibitions for ideas and inspiration.
One of the exhibitions lately we attended is the brilliant Workspace Design Show, which hosts various design samples from furniture to lighting and more. The theme of the event is “re-designing tomorrow’s commercial interiors together” and it aims to unite the design community and explore and share the latest thinking within the workspace industry.
With so many exciting and innovative products on show, we’ve put together examples of highlights and trends to give you some inspiration too!
“Architecture is really about well-being. I think that people want to feel good in a space… On the one hand it’s about shelter, but it’s also about pleasure. ”
-Zaha Hadid
As a new London design company, We believe it’s too important to keep up to date with the latest trends. That’s why we attend some of London’s design exhibitions for ideas and inspiration.
One of the exhibitions lately we attended is the brilliant Workspace Design Show, which hosts various design samples from furniture to lighting and more. The theme of the event is “re-designing tomorrow’s commercial interiors together” and it aims to unite the design community and explore and share the latest thinking within the workspace industry.
With so many exciting and innovative products on show, we’ve put together examples of highlights and trends to give you some inspiration too!
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