Why do so many offices look the same? Emma Morley, Director of Trifle*, talks with Guy about giving workplaces their own identity, using colour with confidence and designing spaces that show people they're cared for.
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This week on Space by Stansons, Guy sits down with Emma Morley, Director of Trifle*, to explore personality in the workplace, the power of colour and why no two offices should look the same.
Emma explains the layered thinking behind the Trifle* name and why walking into an office should immediately tell you who a company is. She warns against landlord-led, cookie-cutter spaces that make every business look the same. She also explains that a well-considered workplace shows people they're cared for.
Turning to colour, Emma shares practical ways to use it with confidence. You can start with paint, add bold pops through furniture and rugs, or test one colour at different strengths across four meeting rooms. She also reflects on 16 years of running Trifle*, from hiring help sooner to being braver with ideas. To finish, she looks at how wellbeing, hybrid working and AI are shaping the future office.
In this episode:
Why businesses underestimate the opportunity of their physical space.
The risk of cookie-cutter offices that all look the same.
Designing for how people feel, not just how a space looks.
Using colour with confidence, from paint and rugs to bold accent pieces.
Lessons from 16 years of running Trifle*
Wellbeing, hybrid working and the future of the office.
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