Following the success of our Creatif Talks seminar back in May, we’re delighted to announce that our next event will be taking place on Tuesday 19th July as we welcome Nigel Oseland to our London-showroom to discuss his book “Beyond the Workplace Zoo”.
For two days only during the last week of May we’ll be hosting the “Creatif Scalextric Championship”, offering you and your team the chance to be crowned champions and walk away with a cash prize of £100!
For two days only during the last week of May we’ll be hosting the “Creatif Scalextric Championship”, offering you and your team the chance to be crowned champions and walk away with a cash prize of £100!
After an extended hiatus, our Creatif Talks seminars return this May – and we’d love it if you could join us for “The Problem Of Noise – Solved”.
Creatif is pleased to announce participation in the inaugural ‘Clerkenwell Open’ event, taking place 9th and 10th September 2021.
You’d be hard pushed to find someone who hasn’t heard of LEGO. And even if you’ve stepped on it, those bright colourful bricks probably fill you with a warm memory of playing with it when you were younger.
As you would expect, this year’s Surface Design Show 2020 was a tactile heaven. Bustling but not overly packed, the Business Design Centre was brimming with multi-coloured stone, coarse textures, and sustainable materials. It was a sensory sensation.
“How do people choose space” asked Brainybirdz co-Founder Dr Kerstin Sailer. Talking to a small group located within the Herman Miller National Design Centre, Kerstin and fellow co-Founder Ros Pomeroy wanted to use the audience as a live experiment regarding how individuals select their workspace.
Last week, Chris and Ben flew out to Sweden to visit the annual Stockholm Furniture Fair and check out the latest trends, innovations and see where the industry is heading in the next few years.
Lorna Leeson believes that work needs to be more human. It’s been over two centuries since the Industrial Revolution changed how we, as humans, work. Yet many of our standard practices remain rooted in the 1800s and haven’t adapted as the world around us has evolved. As a consequence, the office doesn’t exactly allow us to display our individuality. In many cases, it inadvertently hampers our human-ness.