Workspace design and build for landlords
Let's chatCreate an engaging space with intentional design. Optimise your space for tenants, increasing their business’ potential with a desirable workplace that brings out your asset’s true potential.



Create a day-defining workspace.
Your tenants want somewhere more than just a place to work – their office space needs to be creative, comfortable, and aspirational. This means visuals that appeal to them and their clients, alongside interior features that support their daily activities.
We collaborate with you to find the direction that’ll suit both you and your tenants, helping to produce something truly special. Our experts are here to guide you through the exciting process, acting as your design partners and building a friendly relationship along the way.
Your journey starts here.
Consultancy.
We analyse your space and its potential, gathering data to convert into a workable design that brings inspiration to your tenants.
Design.
A great design is about more than making your space look good. We offer data-driven plans that shape how your asset will be viewed and utilised.
Fit Out.
Implement your innovative new office design, creating a space that attracts tenants with its potential and beautiful finish, offering an increase to your return-on-investment.
Furniture.
Add additional incentives to your space with quality furnishings that maximise comfort levels while matching its aesthetics. Need any changes? We’re a call away.
Refurbishment.
Realise the true potential of your office space. Perform a comprehensive redesign that updates every aspect of your asset with future-proofed design.
Making the built environment more sustainable.
We offer cost-effective solutions to your office needs while lowering the environmental impact of your office project. Our solutions can lead to energy and cost savings in the long term with improvements to functionality and wellbeing through energy efficiency measures and life-cycle analysis.
How will your new workspace design benefit you?
Get the most out of your workspace. It all starts by taking the first step – reaching out to us. We’ll be there to support you along the rest of the way.
Engage your tenants with innovative, attractive visuals
Collaborate with our responsive team for consistent communication and feedback
Unleash the potential of your space for wellbeing and productivity
Get involved with the exciting process
Rest assured with our flexible, open approach
Trust in the process – we’re here for you at every twist and turn
Get inspired by our previous designs.
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National Gas
Joint Operations
University of Exeter
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If you’ve got any questions, you can find out more through our FAQs where we answer common questions from our clients.
Do commercial landlords have to supply an electrical certificate?
Electrical certifications fall on the shoulders of either the business owner of your building, or the commercial landlord. These are the people who are legally responsible for the electrical safety of the property.
What’s the difference between a tenant and a landlord?
The difference between a tenant and a landlord when it comes to interior design is whether or not you own the building that you’re working in. A tenant is typically a group of occupants such as a business, including staff and management. While a tenant can be a landlord, typically landlords lease out their office spaces for tenants to use.
How is commercial interior design important?
A well-designed interior is a crucial point for many businesses. Size is one thing, but layout and flow can mean the difference between a space that works and one that excels. This feeds directly into the wellbeing of employees, the productivity of the business, and the happiness of your tenants.
What are the legal obligations of a commercial landlord?
There are a number of regulations based around building control, certifications, and fire safety that landlords are typically the responsible person for. Aside from this, any additional stipulations within the lease will clearly set out what the responsibilities of a commercial landlord are.
Lets chat about your next step.
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