With the workplace continuing to evolve at pace, Workspace Design Show (25-26 February 2026, Business Design Centre, London) brings a powerful programme of thought-filled conversations involving some of the most influential voices in architecture, workplace design, sustainability and occupier strategy.
Workspace Design Show (25–26 February 2026, Business Design Centre, London) returns with a powerful series of immersive installations that bring the show’s 2026 theme, Connected Realities, to life. Designed by leading architecture and workplace design studios, these installations explore how physical environments, digital systems, material innovation and human experience are becoming increasingly interconnected in the modern workplace.
The 2026 edition of Workspace Design Show has officially revealed the shortlisted projects for its newly launched Workspace Design Awards, recognising outstanding achievements across workplace design, innovation, sustainability, experience and adaptability.
Once again, Workspace Design Show: An ever-expanding hub of innovation, collaboration, and industry success, brought together the best in the industry. With a record number of visitors, the show welcomed over 5000+ workplace professionals from more than 40 countries, showcasing an impressive array of 500+ innovative products, an incredible speaker programme and breathtaking features.
USM modular furniture not only exemplifies high standards of craftsmanship and versatility but has also set a benchmark for sustainable practices within the industry since the 1960’s. Celebrated for its timeless design and adaptability, the innovative modular concept allows for endless reconfigurations, ensuring that furniture pieces can evolve with the changing needs of spaces and their users. This inherent flexibility significantly extends the life cycle of each piece, reducing the need for frequent replacements and minimising waste.
Research shows Gen Z values being at work more than experienced counterparts, but they need the office to better fit their needs.
Ryan Anderson of MillerKnoll explores how and why the workplace is transforming to become what employees want it to be.