The 2025 NoVacancy Hotel + Accommodation Industry Expo reinforced that successful hotel design goes beyond aesthetics. It’s about creating a holistic, immersive experience that aligns with your brand and drives revenue. As hoteliers, developers, and operators continue to face new challenges, understanding how storytelling, customer personas, and a thoughtful approach to design can make or break a venue is more important than ever.

We’re proud to announce that our Senior Interior Designer, Kristine Vibar has successfully completed the Green Star Foundations & Interiors Advanced course, conducted by the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA). This achievement marks a significant step in our ongoing commitment to creating interiors that are not only beautiful but environmentally responsible.

Designing a wellness interior that includes a sauna, ice bath, and massage area requires a thoughtful approach that balances functionality, comfort, and aesthetics to create a restorative, spa-like atmosphere.

Designing a retail store for rollout requires a strategic approach that balances customer experience, operational efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. A well-planned store design strategy not only attracts customers but also ensures maximum return on investment (ROI). Check out our key points to consider when designing a retail store for rollout to maximise ROI.

Retail is shifting fast, and 2025 is shaping up to be a big year for change. With evolving consumer expectations, new tech, and economic shifts, brands have to keep up or risk falling behind. Here are some insights on where retail is headed that we recently heard from a seminar by the Retail Doctor Group. From the growing need for real engagement to the rise of value shopping. Let’s break down the 8 biggest trends and what they mean for retailers moving forward.

Nudie Jeans’ steadfast, sustainable ethos extends into this Indonesian pop-up store, with the retail interior design centred on reuse, locally sourced materials and Japandi principles.