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The journey to a sustainable office interior is a long one, and full of potholes. We’ve gathered seven of the sharpest minds in the industry at Interface’s new award-winning Birmingham UK HQ, to map the way forward.

Architects Perkins&Will and Penoyre & Prasad have pledged to ensure the internal fit-outs of offices and commercial property will be net-zero carbon. 

Late last year, when the words COVID, social distancing and furlough weren’t part of our vocabulary, the UK’s growing penchant for indoor food markets was further satiated with the arrival of Market Hall West End – Market Hall’s flagship and most ambitious venue.

Silestone® Loft is a brand-new collection of five colours inspired by industrial design; each colour represents an iconic town with a distinctive history and style.

Taking its name from carpet’s core material and its inspiration from two of the world’s iconic cities, the collection encourages a new perspective on urban exploration.

Zero-waste pioneer and award-winning chef, Douglas McMaster, has packed up his bags and moved his restaurant from the bustling Laines of Brighton to a new Hackney Wick home.

This month’s Roundtable looks at human-friendly, planet-friendly and animal-friendly design and its connotations – from products and production methods, to the wider context of creating a brand and design differential in an increasingly segmented market. Will the ethics ever outweigh the economics?

Award winning Studio Moods is an off-the-shelf bespoke LVT solution from IVC Commercial, making one-off feature floors more affordable.

A collaboration between two mission driven companies, The Good Plastic Company and Impact Acoustic, Coral Reef is a bespoke panel created from recycled PET offcuts.