Migrating from working in a communal business environment such as an office, studio or portacabin can be somewhat of a culture shock. As the lines between work and home risk blurring into a nondescript soup of professional-domesticity purgatory, it’s important to start out with clearly defined boundaries in order to prevent your occupational obligations from infringing on your personal leisure activities – and vice versa.   

The following guide is a tick-off list to start you on the right footing.

  Sales of computer/office chairs have grown exponentially over the last few years. With more and more people spending excessive amounts of time, on their PC either surfing the web or gaming with friends.   We all know someone whether...

Selecting that right chair for your personal office space can be a daunting task, especially with so many styles and types available. You want the comfort and support, but you also need the correct style and colour to match your space.  ...

Is your office desk feeling cold and drab? Keep reading for some top tips on how to improve your mood at work by brightening up your work office. It has also been proven to increase productivity if you are in a...

Here at British Chairs, we are lucky to have a huge choice of chairs to use in the office. Each member of staff can pick what chair they would like to use, often switching it up to try out our new...

A multitude of black and white rooms seem to be taking over the world of interiors - Taking us back to the late 50s and early 60s for inspiration. Monochrome is a  trend that can be worked into any part of...

  In recent years, we have seen a significant growth in diverse working environments. Gone are the days of clinical, bland and uninspiring office spaces. Today, employers look to improve their offices having found new evidence that a well designed office leads...

TREND: Summer 2017  So if your looking for a way to vamp up your home office or even the communal area in your workplace...look no further and unearth the magic of minimalism.  Think clean, crisp, organised and calm. Minimalism is...