Innovative Boundaries of Interior Design

After more than 6 months of working at The Lantern, hiring out the space, hosting our own events and having fun, have we made this a reality and what have we learnt?

It's a first for us at Tonik Talks as we were lucky enough to film this cracker of an episode with Dan, Creative Director at Arcitile. Join us for a new episode of Tonik Talks with Dan, Creative Director at Arcitile; tiling contractors who are shaking up their way of working.

It’s a classic holiday debate – Airbnb or a hotel? There was a time when Airbnb disrupted the holiday accommodation industry so much that hotels were struggling to keep up and attract customers

At Tonik, we’ve crafted and designed BTR brands, so we recognise the importance of a strong brand to succeed and attract the right audience.

We’re going to unwrap some of the latest trends in wellness tourism.

It’s National Coworking Day, a perfect time to reflect on the evolution of coworking spaces and how interior design plays a role in their success. The rise of coworking has transformed the traditional office landscape, offering flexible, vibrant environments that cater to a diverse community of professionals.

The health and fitness industry is thriving, and it’s easy to see why:

• There’s a growing desire for balanced living

• We’re seeing new exercise trends entering the market and becoming popular - just look at the growth of Padel and Rucking!

• Fitness classes are a great place to meet people and build communities

We’re proud to announce our sponsorship of All Things Fungi, the annual UK Mushroom Festival. The festival, which celebrates the versatility and sustainability of mushrooms, will take place on 13th – 15th September 2024 in Chiddingly, West Sussex. 

Tonik Associates is pleased to be among the inspiring global design talent to have been shortlisted as a finalist in this year’s SBID International Design Awards for its entry, Third Space Wimbledon in the Healthcare and Wellness Design UK category.

At Tonik, we are thrilled to present our latest completed project, the exceptional Third Space Wimbledon.

In the dynamic realm of design, staying up to date with the latest trends is crucial for creating memorable spaces that please our clients. As we step into 2024, a myriad of design trends are set to shape the design landscape.

We’ve highlighted four broad trends that will make a significant impact on the way we perceive and interact with design this year.

In a world where traditional office spaces are becoming relics of the past, Tonik has taken a bold step for our future by relocating to a dynamic new workplace known as The Lantern. This move is more than just a change of address for us; it’s a statement about our vision, our beliefs, and our unwavering commitment to driving innovation.

We're excited to reveal a behind-the-scenes video on our recent completed project, The Dylan Hotel. Catch Caroline, our lead on the project, and Gráinne, the owner of the Dylan, talking about their collaboration on the renovation.

Discover the potential revenue generated through design.

Have you ever considered the potential revenue generating opportunities within your property that don’t necessarily meet the eye? We need to think beyond, RevPAR, F&B budgets, BEO’s and Opera reports; hotels are bursting with opportunities that not only enhance your guest experience but also boost revenue – we all need a bit of that!

Historically, architecture and interior design has involved balancing two principles: aesthetics and function. However, now, there is a new kid on the block, and it’s referred to as neuro-architecture.

When you think about hotels it’s almost certain that a treasured or memorable moment or occasion can be associated with your experience. They are filled with laughter, learning, innovation, indulgence, and comfort, so it’s hardly surprising that other sectors are looking to hospitality to guide and lead the lifestyle trends.

As mental health is understood more and in light of the Covid pandemic, employee wellbeing at work has been a priority for employers. Alongside measures such as more flexible working environments and wellbeing perks, design can have a huge impact in helping to foster an environment more conducive to wellbeing.