According to YouGov, more than two in five Brits now own some kind of smart home technology. Innovation specialist MPA Group examines the companies making these innovative products and how they are transforming homes across the country.

In this article, William Tonkinson, Managing Director of healthcare furniture manufacturer, Deanestor, looks at how furniture for healthcare environments does not have to compromise design.

BORA has built a new building in Austria and has fitted it out with Nimbus Modul R Project luminaires as well as the Rossoacoustic PAD system.

Awareness of mental and physical wellbeing has never been greater, yet many of us still struggle to find the time, freedom and sanctuary we need to recover from the stresses of every life. Drawing on content from a new white paper, Sophie Weston, Channel Marketing Manager at Geberit, explores the role architects and designers have to play in sensory bathroom design.

Nestled in the heart of the Lake District’s beautiful Borrowdale valley, Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa has shared the luxury design details of its multi-million-pound redevelopment, including a new state-of-the-art spa and 18 new spa suites.

This September for London Design Festival, British Designer Daniel Schofield will present a number of new launches for distinguished British brands ercol and Hayche. His new series of tables and a chair are all designed with a reductive approach to materials, form and function.

The Tullamore Court Hotel is perfectly situated in the heart of Ireland’s picturesque countryside. The 4* accommodation offers its patrons leisure facilities, a 20m swimming pool, a bistro and a bar, as well as a restaurant, which was in desperate need of renovation.

Martyn Lawrence Bullard is a multi-award-winning Los Angeles-based Interior Designer and is renowned for his broad range of styles and eclectic, yet sophisticated and always inviting interiors. Martyn’s extraordinary attention to detail and commitment to quality have won him international acclaim.

Matteo Brioni is set to continue research for continuous clay finishes after presenting a boiserie system named Arazzi.

The world-famous 105-acre garden at Chatsworth in the Peak District has begun its biggest transformation since Joseph Paxton’s work finished more than 200 years ago.