Discover how colour psychology in office design influences mood, productivity, and wellbeing. Learn how Sygnus Office Partnership uses strategic colour to create high-performing, people-first workspaces.
In today’s corporate landscape, inclusivity isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a business imperative. When we speak of designing inclusive workspaces, we mean far more than compliance with building regulations; we’re envisioning environments that empower people of every physical ability and cultural background to thrive.
Summer might be the season of rest for students and staff — but for forward-thinking schools, it’s also the perfect time to transform learning environments.
Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword anymore—it’s a way of life, and it’s finding its way into our workplaces in the best possible ways.
Collaborative space really makes the dream work when it comes to teamwork. But many of these innovative design features are lost on the average office worker, manager or designer.
Investing in the right office furniture is an investment in both your team’s wellbeing and long-term business success.
Gone are the days of rigid rows of desks and a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach. Now, it’s all about flexibility, comfort, and spaces that work for everyone – whether they’re in the office every day or just popping in for a team meeting.
Office design in 2025 isn’t just about looking good—it’s about creating a workspace that supports well-being, efficiency, and sustainability.
According to Worklife.news, office designers are putting the reception area at the forefront. Turning this area into more of a welcome area than a sterile, scan-your-badge-and-go, is something that experts say will bring offices to the next level.
Task Chair with Mesh Back
Synchro Mechanism
Seat Slide
Height Adjustable Arms
