Milliken

The collection’s two flooring designs are updated with colours and textures informed by new ways of working.

Made with 100% recycled content, Milliken blends sustainability with biophilia for a flooring collection inspired by horticulture.

Created with wellbeing in mind, the new collection complements eco-conscious production with earth tones, neutral hues and motifs of nature.

BDP has designed an agile new workspace for Eversheds Sutherland, establishing physical and visual connectivity between floors to create a diverse working community.

The UK’s growing build-to-rent residential sector survived the pandemic – but lessons have been learnt. Architects, designers and developers joined a roundtable hosted by Milliken to assess what worked, what didn’t and what comes next in the world of beds-for-rent

A destination for work, creating, play and collaboration, the space is creative, practical and provides employees with peace of mind as they return to the office.

A celebration of Italian flavours spread over two floors; Eataly London has finally arrived.

The impressive Southwark RCM HQ is built around flexible, collaborative and accessible working requirements for what is the oldest midwifery association in the world.

M Moser Associates has created a future-proofed, inclusive space to 'remove the intimidation from innovation.'

TOG’s Head of Design Nasim Köerting tells Mix about the 40th space from the flexible workspace providers.

Milliken have rejuvenated their popular carpet tile collection with the addition of 12 new colours and a new original design.

Milliken’s latest collection Change Agent has been designed by their UK Design Team as a coordinated carpet plank and LVT collection, made up of three designs.

This might sound a little confused – after all this issue’s Spotlight feature is all about coworking – but when we read that, ‘Origin is not a coworking office’, we knew we should not only take a look – but feature it alongside the best of the UK’s coworking facilities.

We’ve come to Salford’s Exchange Quay (for those familiar with the area, you can’t have failed to notice it, seeing as it has a giant orange arrow literally pointing it out on the adjacent roundabout) to look at the reworking of Building 3. There is, however, one slight problem.

Over the last few years we have seen an explosion in the provision of coworking space, especially here in London. Our session explored the rise of coworking, looked at where it is in its lifecycle – and also how it is likely to evolve and change the future.