For a manic two weeks we have been driving around the country delivering a lecture on Wellbeing Through Design. Over the past 10 years we have been building up a knowledge of user centered design approaches particularly focused in the healthcare sector. We felt it was time to share some of our findings but also meet and learn from Trusts and healthcare professionals who were working on other exciting projects. Last week we delivered the lecture to a full room of professionals and students at University College Falmouth UCF. (images very kindly supplied by wearethetwins.com twin brothers who also are looking to go into business together! )



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Posted 03 February 2012
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We have just finished and delivered a portable trade and retail coffee bar for origin coffee. The unit is constructed from reclaimed timber, built within an adjustable metal framework. You should see it popping up at food events and trade shows this summer!


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Posted 03 February 2012
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Naoki terada’s architecture office designed this playful solution
for matsumoto children’s dental clinic in nerima, tokyo.
for this project teradadesign architects utilized wooden animals
that greet children when they arrive to the dentist, in the hope that
this will help them to have a relaxed visit.
Several wooden games were also implemented into the waiting room walls
to occupy children. the layout means that the animals and trees are viewable
from the examination rooms so that the child still feels at ease.

Pantone has unveiled that Tangerine Tango, is the 2012 colour of the year. Pantone said the colour (17-1463),‘marries the vivaciousness and adrenaline rush of red with the friendliness and warmth of yellow, to form a high-visibility, magnetic hue that emanates heat and energy.’

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Posted 21 December 2011
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A few weeks back we spoke at Untitled @ The Fish Factory, run by a student collective who provide a platform for creativity in Falmouth. They also produce a zine and have run series of events. This event was hosted at the new arts space The Fish Factory, which was a cold but a very interesting and exciting new space.
We spoke alongside friends and now new friends, Kathryn Tyler of Linea Studio, photographer Jonathan Cherry and illustrator Jack Teagle, with the hope of inspiring cornwalls new creatives. You can check out some sound bites from our talk below.


The Fish factory
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Posted 20 December 2011
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Our boardshort bar project with Nike 6.0 back in the summer has been captured by James Aiken rounding up the key events that took place over the summer. Check it out here;
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Posted 07 December 2011
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Out latest product is up on our website; ‘Wicker Wave’ co-created by local basket weaver Lin Lovekin. Drawing inspiration from traditional lobster catching pots; each shade has their own unique identity. Combining different tones of willow with organic handmade forms the shades are a testament to local heritage and Cornish craft. Waves of densely woven material within the frame diffuse light, with each shade adopting its own unique pattern and character.



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Posted 15 November 2011
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We are excited to announce we will be exhibiting but also speaking at the approaching Healthcare Estates conference along with a number of other forward thinking businesses that provide services across a number of diciplines, but all with a focus on improving healthcare facilities and environments.
We will be there 1st – 2nd of November at Manchester Central Conference Centre – If your planning on attending come along and see us at stand A13.

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Posted 17 October 2011
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Over the summer we’ve been working on a new interpretation site for the beautiful Kynance Cove near Helston, which is looked after by the National Trust. In order the blend in with the natural landscape we have used a hand-carved relief map that features wildlife you may see on your visit – if you are lucky.

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Posted 30 September 2011
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A sneak peak of our project with Blackburn and Darwen PCT, due to be installed next week, check back to see the finished interior.
