Yesterday Arcademy girls went on the adventure at the RIBA to find out what is the difference between the good and the bad taste. The Stirling Prize and Coffey Architects exhibitions were displayed and followed by the talks led by Sam Jacobs and Olly Wainwright. And, let's not forget masks and badges making at the Taste Hub. The girls had lots of fun and will be coming back for the next #Late Tuesday! :)

Last Friday the Light Up Festival was taking place at Bloomsbury. And, OF COURSE, Arcademy was there. Mulled wine, cosy candle light, architecture and live music... Let's just say, there is no better way to spend your evening. We will be coming back next year for sure! :)

Our journey around the showrooms of Clerkenwell continues. This time we have visited Camira & Ege showroom on the Britton Street. Not only we have got to find out more about the fabrics of Camira but also got to see amazing instalations by artist Debbie Smyth. Have a look for yourself :)

Yesterday we had a chance to have a look at the Louis Poulsen showroom and even have a chat with the designer Øivind Slaatto. Lovely interior, great music and plenty of exquisite canapies - we just had to have great time! :)

We are always making sure that the offices we design would have furniture "to die for". That is why few days ago we had a stroll around Clerkenwell's trendiest showrooms. We had some pleasant discoveries that you will probably be able to recognise in our upcoming projects. Also, we say a big thank you to the lovely people of Davison Highley, Morgan, Knoll and Zaha Hadid for showing us around their lovely showrooms :)

Remember our post from not long time ago about visiting St Albans Wood Recycling CIC? Well, we are happy to tell you that we have actually managed to incorporate the recycled timber into the sophisticated design of the office building next to Tottenham Court Road. What might not come as a surprise, rough beauty doesn't come in a perfect shape... As a result, this afternoon Cristina has spent trying to arrange the timber pieces in the most aesthetically pleasing way possible a