Reflecting on 2024 and the Spaces That Inspired Us
The winter garden at the Typewriter Building, featuring bespoke seating, vibrant greenery, and retro typewriter wall decor, designed by Two for Work.Life.
Reflecting on 2024 and the Spaces That Inspired Us
As we kick off 2025, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the incredible achievements of the past year. 2024 was a year of creative problem-solving, bold designs, and teamwork! From reimagined coworking hubs to high-tech fitness spaces, our work has continued to evolve with the needs of modern workplaces.
Design Trends for Future-Proofing Your Office in 2025
Accelya office designed by Two, showing a seating area with a rust-coloured ribbed banquette, round white tables, and navy blue chairs. The wall features arched panels in navy blue with soft beige borders, each adorned with a brass wall light. Sunlight casts a plant shadow on one of the panels.
Design Trends for Future-Proofing Your Office in 2025
Over the past 5 years it’s clear that the way we use office space has changed dramatically. While the office is still an essential part of our professional lives, hybrid working, shifting…
Creating Hybrid Workspaces That Support Employees
Private booth seating at Work.life Rivington House by Two, with warm orange accents and contemporary lighting, perfect for focused work in a stylish workspace.
Creating Hybrid Workspaces That Support Employees
Employees today want more freedom, flexibility and control over their work-life balance. Employee-focussed hybrid offices have stepped in to give teams the best of both worlds: the focus and convenience of remote working combined with the collaboration and culture of office life.
Why Tenant-Ready™ Spaces are a Smart Investment
Assest Management Firm soft seating area, featuring orange and sage seats and cushions. This is a very bright and airy space, accompanied with large windows.
Why Tenant-Ready™ Spaces are a Smart Investment
In recent years, landlords have been increasingly fitting out beyond Cat A, creating Tenant-Ready spaces, also known as Cat A+ spaces
Designing for all – Neurodiversity in the Workplace
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Designing for all – Neurodiversity in the Workplace
Inclusive design supports a wide range of physical abilities and neurodiverse individuals, benefiting everyone by catering to various needs, sensitivities, and behaviours.
Crafting a Custom Office Design for Brand Identity
Reception area of the Joseph Joseph office, featuring lush greenery, modern furniture, and a welcome desk.
Crafting a Custom Office Design for Brand Identity
A well-designed workspace can be a powerful extension of your company’s identity, highlighting values and setting the tone for a dynamic and innovative culture. To unpack this further, we sat down with Design Manager, India Cornish to explore designing workspaces that mirror not only a company’s visual identity, but also its culture and vision for the future.
The Impact of Workspace Design on Employee Productivity
Bright and collaborative breakout area in the Koin office, designed by Two, with sliding barn doors, statement lighting, and stylish seating arrangements.
The Impact of Workspace Design on Employee Productivity
In recent years, landlords have been increasingly fitting out beyond Cat A, creating Tenant-Ready spaces, also known as Cat A+ spaces
Innovative Strategies for Small-Space Productivity
A workspace designed by Two, with a combination of private focus booths, shared desks, and lush greenery for a balanced office environment.
Innovative Strategies for Small-Space Productivity
The shift towards flexible offices is rapidly reshaping the modern workplace, driven by the rise of the hybrid workforce.
Utilising Sustainable Design and Build Practices
Colleagues enjoying a conversation in a breakout area with bright interiors and natural elements.
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Utilising Sustainable Design and Build Practices
In the design and build industry, integrating sustainability practices is not just a trend but a necessary evolution to meet the increasing demands for environmentally responsible development. With the UK’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and increasing awareness around the environmental impact of buildings, incorporating sustainable design and build practices has become vital.