In a week where we've seen some horrific damage to a European architectural landmark, we're looking at the process of renovation. Reworking and re-designing a space is something we're experts in at Wylde IA. As the world watched the catastrophic fire engulf the Notre Dame in Paris, we look back at the cathedral's timeline of [...]
We've only gone and done it again. Bristol has been crowned the UK's most artistic city as a result of a survey hosted by the UK's largest hotel brand Premier Inn. When looking for a city to explore or take a weekend break, there are several factors we take into account and more often than [...]
The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) invited Bristol based Wylde IA to talk at its prestigious 'Wellbeing at Work – Fit for the Future?' seminar on 3rd April 2019 at the home of furniture designers Orangebox in Clerkenwell. IOSH is the world's leading professional body for people responsible for safety and health in [...]
This week we're focusing on the important of recycling and reusing materials with a view to sustainable practice becoming the norm across the interior architecture and design industry. WyldeIA, we spend a lot of time choosing materials and deciding on appropriate process for the very best possible design outcome for our clients. We're really conscious [...]
After the success of our initial Seco Tools design for the company's UK head office in Alcester, the design scheme won several awards and was chosen to be rolled out worldwide across Seco's offices. The Seco Budapest office was the latest office that took on the Seco brand. The new workplace has been carefully designed [...]
The ever changing face of technology has the demand for state-of-the-art design solutions for educational centres, universities and schools. Engaging and interactive learning spaces are crucial for successful educational practice and learning. Wylde IA have worked on several educational interior design schemes and we understand the complex utilisation of timetabled activities with the evolution of teaching styles [...]
Why do we have such a fascination with old things? Retro design is forever coming back into the mainstream trends with decades of the past frequently presenting themselves in a new light. My dad describes his fashion sense as "seven years out, but still bang on trend" - commenting on what might may not cool [...]
As interior designers and workplace consultants we pride ourselves in our effective and rapidly evolving solutions to the ever increasing, ever changing demands of the workplace. We're constantly on the look out for new trends, new technologies and new ways that the workplace is adapting. There have been major advancements in accessible technology in recent [...]
As you may know, we're all crochet mad here at Dairy Studios - which combined with being proudly Bristolian, makes a fantastic combination for this week's blog topic! We're looking back at Crafting The City's knitted phenomena appropriately named 'Briswool'. The idea was first crafted in 2013 by Vicky Harrison after a suggestion was made [...]
As bold shapes, patterns and prints take over our media, fashion and interior design schemes - we're taking a look at some of the interesting and mesmerising uses for patterns. Our ability to recognise and interpret visual patterns is innate, traditionally allowing us to identify poisonous plants, distinguish predator from prey, and understand celestial events. [...]
