News and trends

Take a first look at the new and improved version of our ThinkingWall Mobile Acoustic AV – now with integrated rechargeable battery. Providing up to 6 hours of power on a full charge the battery powered unit offers truly wireless …

We’re very much looking forward to exhibiting at Clerkenwell Design Week from 24th-26th May 2022. Look out for some bold new colours for the acoustic panels on our ThinkingWall Mobile wall range. Plus a new development for our Acoustic AV …

The first Workplace Design Show took place at the Business Design Centre in Islington from 4th to 5th November 2021. Featuring suppliers and speakers specialising in the world of workplace interiors, the show succeeded in attracting a mix of architects, …

People are getting ready to return to the office. Some of us want to, some of us have been told to; and some of us have been warned that our careers depend on it. But it now seems obvious that …

As we emerge into a post-Covid world, flexible approaches to office-based work are becoming the norm. With occupancy levels in offices likely to be lower than before for many industries, shared desk space is a practical approach. At Logovisual we …

We have spent 30 years developing whiteboards and selecting the best materials and surfaces to suit our products and designs. We look at how well they perform as a writing surface, how well they clean and how magnetic receptive they …

Resources for remote working and automating workplace facilities such as lighting are already well established in modern workplaces. Does this mean that safe social distancing in the workplace is not such a challenge as we feared? Using existing resources to …

Previously we’ve explored how to make it easier to predict the future in business, and how vision can be a powerful tool in planning for business success. In the final post in our series about future planning for business, we …

In the last blog we spoke about the tendency to stay indecisive, while we wait for more certainty around us. But such certainty may not come, or may come  too late for us to act. A different way of tackling …