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Simone Bonanni sculpts spaces with wallpaper collection Second Life for LondonArt

Design Wanted

The collection stands out for its eclectic, ornamental character expressed through a distinct compositional balance, stylistic combinations, and completely different textures that share a common inspiration on forms and perspective. The company’s design challenge was to promote the style and graphic signature of each designer.

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Evolutions In Workspace Design

All Work

Some believe that true innovation can only take place when people of diverse perspectives come together. In addition to altering perspectives regarding where, when, and how employees work, COVID-19 also gave renewed importance to the benefits of flexibility within physical spaces. Workplace Design Models: Finding the Right Fit.

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How Office Design Can Influence Employee Health And Wellness

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Integrating colors and textures, incorporating plants, maximising outdoor views, and creating space for connection and leisure amenities: all of these concepts, and more, can influence the well-being of a space. Photo Credit: Orgain. Spaces for Breaks and Movement.

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The world’s best boutique bakeries: Combining millennials’ love for Instagrammable design and baked goods

Greater Group

From a social marketing perspective, photogenic spaces are highly valuable among digitally-focused audiences. Millennials are therefore highly likely to invest in products or services promoted by someone with Instagram influence. But why is it important to consider millennials and their preference for experiential retail?

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How Can Anthropology And Architecture Converge To Shape The Office Of Tomorrow?

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We believe that a cultural anthropological perspective can offer valuable insights that can enrich and shape architectural approaches during the current era of transformation. Most architectural research methods adopt quantitative and non-immersive qualitative techniques drawing primarily on surveys, focus groups, and interviews.