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It’s been an extraordinary ten years of exemplary projects from Studio Tate, and accolades go to Alex Hopkins and the team for an exemplar decade.
MECCA’s Customer Support Centre stays put, but Studio Tate’s interior design has added totally new layers of colour and energy to the space.
The pro bono work of Studio Tate is making a tangible difference to the many organisations it supports. In its latest project, there is no question that fine design makes all the difference to living a better life for those at Youth Projects’ The Living Room.
Extrapolating a domestic aesthetic that is both highly functional and exceedingly rich, the new interior fit-out for Riverlee property group by Studio Tate is indicative of a new standard in workplace design.
Three cheers for being able to go out again and how spoilt were we for choice – 2022 served the type of hospitality designs we rightfully deserved.
From gyms, hotels and beauty salons to the workplace, Indesign with Elana Castle surveys the future of wellbeing design. Read this comprehensive report, led by 7 inspiring international examples of wellbeing in 2022.
The INDE.Awards 2022 shortlist for The Health and Wellbeing Space invites perusal with creativity and innovation at the forefront of designing for a better life.
How does hybrid working operate, in real world terms? We consider two recently completed projects, designed for a post-pandemic workforce.
With an approachable and design-minded tone, the Holiday Inn elevates the suburban hotel experience to a whole new level.
Carley Nicholls and Alex Hopkins of Studio Tate are passionate about making good design accessible to all. The studio’s pro-bono social impact programme has transformed its working culture, and the everyday lives of its clients.
Carley Nicholls and Alex Hopkins of Studio Tate are passionate about making good design accessible to all. The studio’s pro-bono social impact program has transformed its working culture, and the everyday lives of its clients.
