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Designing a space around mental wellbeing is key to creating a healthy and inspiring work environment.

As countries strive to meet carbon reduction targets, more corporations are pledging to achieve net zero emissions – and a low-carbon, earth-friendly workplace is becoming a vital business priority.

Just as the office sector has been at the forefront of sustainable design, it is now leading the way in waste management – and it’s not just about waste segregation.

With employees returning to the office, health and safety measures are accelerating workplace design trends for wellness, creativity and flexibility.

Tétris is ISO 45001 certified. We are serious about improving employee safety, reducing workplace risks and creating better, safer working conditions, and this accreditation is a testament to it.

In a modern, agile workspace, clean desks and ample storage are a must. But this doesn’t mean we don’t bring our belongings to work anymore. Read on for some clever ideas on what to do with the things we need to work on the go.

Mix Interiors’ annual list of rising stars in the architectural and design community has been released, and we’re thrilled to announce that Georgina Dallas, a designer at Tétris UK has made the list

Fora Arnold House nominated for prestigious Mixology Award

As COVID-19 forces companies to rethink their office space and culture, workplace apps are adapting to include new features and information.

As companies rethink what they want from the post-lockdown workplace, they’re taking a closer look at how they’re using space and asking ‘how can it better meet our needs?

After the great home working experiment caused by COVID-19, companies of all sizes are now reassessing their stance on working from home. Find out how to strike the right balance as you (re)enter the workplace.

Green is definitely the new black and many modern offices are on a mission to embrace sustainability and a more eco-conscious perspective.

While there may have been an increase in the number of meetings we’re now having, there’s another reason why we’re finding virtual meetings exhausting. Emma Luyt, MD for Tétris South Africa, explores the phenomenon.

More flexible spaces, protective barriers, sanitization systems and biophilic design are just some of the elements that will characterise the offices of tomorrow.

The office environment that employees are returning to is very different to the one they left – and visual indicators are key to explaining the new set-up.