Sustainability has long been a priority for designers looking to make a positive impact with their work, beyond simply focusing on aesthetics and functionality. But now every major company has its own 'green' stance and sustainability measures in place, and there's a new trend emerging in sustainable design.

Increasingly, designers are turning their attentions towards health and wellness, finding ways to design a space that's good for its users. People become the focal point of the design: how will they use this space every day, and how can we design it to improve their lives?

Today we're looking at these shifting priorities in sustainable design, and exploring exactly why health and wellness is on the rise.

Modular carpet tiles are one of the most popular flooring options in commercial environments. Today I'm sharing the pros and cons of this versatile floor covering, to help you determine whether carpet tiles are a good fit for your next project.

Northward Bound 2.0 is a new carpet tile collection from Milliken marrying the highest sustainability credentials with practicality, comfort and Scandi style. Now updated with the latest colour trends.

With nearly 10 billion passengers passing through airports expected in 2024, airport carpets endure wear and tear on an unparalleled scale. Covering vast areas, these carpets play a critical role in shaping the airport's aesthetic and functionality for years to come.

To choose a tough, long-lasting flooring solution that enhances the traveller experience, it’s essential to focus on durability, design, and the key factors influencing airport carpet performance.

An office redesign is rarely as straightforward as applying a fresh coat of paint and adding new furniture. It can quickly evolve into a significant project that risks veering off track or exceeding budget.

Choosing commercial carpet is a more complex process than selecting residential carpet. Beyond budget and aesthetics, numerous practical factors must be considered.

When it comes to selecting flooring for your commercial space, there are various options to choose from, and they all have their respective merits and drawbacks. It can be difficult to determine which type of flooring best suits your organisation's specific needs. To make the right decision, you need to look beyond the aesthetics of each flooring type and consider the day-to-day practicalities first.