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Designing a home office for kids (Clone)

Seasons in Colour founder Jenny Kakoudakis guest writes for Flokk sharing her thoughts on creating a home office for kids

What the UK's new Government Workplace Design Guide means for furniture specification

The Government Property Agency has published version 4.0 of its Government Workplace Design Guide. This article looks at what it requires, and what those requirements mean for anyone specifying or supplying furniture for government workplaces.

Curated Selection: 40 fabrics, one coherent palette

Flokk Curated Selection brings together 40 fabrics and colours from across ...

Best office chair for long hours: what actually matters?

Long hours in a chair place different demands on the body. This guide looks...

Beyond plastic: Creating prototype materials for future furniture design

An inside look at what changed when alternative materials left the page and...

What makes a chair ergonomic? And why it matters more than the label suggests

Not all ergonomic chairs are the same. This article explains the principles...

Beyond plastic: What would future furniture materials need?

An inside look at what it takes to assess and approve materials for furnitu...

Beyond plastic: How Flokk is exploring future furniture materials

An exploration of how material thinking evolves when performance, scale and...

Mesh office chairs: when they work best and why design matters

Ergonomist Rebecka Ullholm explains what mesh backrests offer from an ergon...