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My first introduction to a neurodiverse design was at the WELL Conference a few years ago, when Kay Sargent, Director of Thought Leadership at HOK spoke about it. This philosophy of designing for the persons that are actually using the space and not just designing a beautiful space that functions for the headcount, blew my mind. The more I thought about it and researched it, I came to understand that designing a workspace isn't about applying a one-size-fits-all model. Stati

"Form follows function." It's a phrase you've likely heard, especially if you're interested in design. But what does it truly mean in the...

Interior design is more than just throwing some furniture and paint together. It's a thoughtful process, a blend of art and science, that...

Embrace the bold and beautiful: Maximalist design is having a moment! This year, ditch the "less is more" mantra and dive headfirst into...