This RIBA approved CPD explored a number of points relating to sustainability in tiles - exploring what the tiling industry is doing to become more sustainable, how different tiling materials play a role, focusing on recycling as well as recycled content, and also some tips on questions to ask when specifying tiles for a more sustainable outcome.

This RIBA approved CPD explores how flexibility, sustainability and wellbeing, and company culture is affecting the design of workplaces now and in the future. It discusses drivers of change in office interiors - from a general viewpoint - but also with a focus on flooring, giving an understanding of flooring innovations and changes within the flooring industry.

This RIBA approved CPD explored the circular economy in relation to architecture and the flooring industry. Based on interviews we conducted with architects, interior designers and developers, the seminar offered thoughts and ideas on what might need to change for the construction industry to become more circular. We also wrote a white paper to help with CPD promotion.

This BIID approved CPD highlighted why wallpaper installation is a specialised trade, and why it needs to be considered at an early stage in every interior design project. It explored a number of topics, including how to specify the right wallcoverings, how to get the best from your wallpaper installer, how to meet client's expectations, and how to identify common mistakes.

This CPD explored how Alesta® SD premium powder coatings offer excellent durability and sustainability and can contribute to gaining LEED points. It also provided an overview of LEED certification, the world’s most widely adopted green building rating, and the benefits to investors, building users and wider communities. For this CPD, we commissioned an illustrator to create a strong graphic identity and interviewed architects from around the world to hear about their approach to sustainable design and LEED certification.

This RIBA approved CPD explored some of the key ways a smart home can enhance wellbeing and sustainability. It gave an understanding of how a smart home operating system can unify a client’s smart devices to create genuine benefits. The CPD also guided architects and specifiers on how to collaborate with a smart home integrator to achieve an automated home.

This RIBA approved CPD explored how a smart lighting control system can benefit and enhance the experiences of different users, both personally and practically, and in commercial as well as residential settings. It alss covered some best practice for planning a smart lighting control system, including common terms and the factors to consider to get the best outcomes. For this CPD, we interviewed and included insights from several lighting designers.