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Colorful, textured surface materials showcasing innovative design trends at the Surface Design Show 2023 in London.

This year’s trends to spot at Surface Design Show

Modern workspace interior featuring employees engaging in conversations and collaboration among greenery and contemporary furnishings.

Next Generation Conversations: TP Bennett.

Hands examining reflective material samples at the Surface Design Show, showcasing innovative design concepts for 2023.

SDS 2023 to open its doors next month.

Modern green wall design with curved patterns, accompanied by a minimalist table and vase, showcasing innovative workspace aesthetics.

Workspace Design Show announces speakers for 2023.

Vibrant red restroom stalls featuring sleek metal accents, highlighting the trend for stylish and 'Instagrammable' washroom designs.

Future of Hospitality? ‘Instagrammable’ washrooms.

Matt Redding, associate at Gensler, smiling in front of greenery, reflecting on ESG principles for sustainable architecture.

Matt Redding, associate at Gensler: Debunking ESG.

A textured, white arch-shaped panel made from Smile Plastics’ eco-friendly material named Heron, set against a brown background.

Smile Plastics’ new material Heron takes flight.

A woman enjoys coffee while using her phone in a modern office, highlighting Scanomat's premium TopBrewer partnership with QBE.

Scanomat x QBE Insurance Group.

Panel discussion on neurodiversity featuring two speakers engaged in an interactive conversation at Material Source Studio event.

Designing for Neurodiversity.

Modern office kitchen space featuring stylish seating, countertops, and appliances in central London office design.

Covering all the angles: Align creates Tech Hub.

Charlotte Thornton, an interior designer at jmarchitects, smiling while discussing sustainable design and uplifting color palettes.

Interview: Charlotte Thornton, jmarchitects.

Unique sustainable lamps and decorative vases made from biomaterials, showcased at the LDF22 event.

Top biomaterial picks: Material Matters at LDF22.

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