Every day is a school day #485, Woodpeckers For the past couple of weeks, we have been hearing the gentle, rhythmic tapping of a woodpecker in the...

This year’s International Women’s Day theme is Break the Bias, and here at Green Team Interiors we are delighted and proud to show our support....

In his poem ‘Chainsaw versus the Pampas Grass’ our Poet Laureate, Simon Armitage tells the tale of a man, as the title of the poem suggests, using a...

Hooray for January There is a temptation to dismiss the early months of the new year as dull, grey or even depressing. Christmas is behind us, for...

After a busy 6 weeks of installing trees and decorations in workplaces across the south east, you might be forgiven for thinking that everyone at...

Let’s raise the roof this time, because there are at least two really good reasons for doing a bit of self-congratulatory, good old fashioned crowing.

Fall into Autumn The last of the summer sun left us in September, and while we may still enjoy a few rays, the heat wanes and the expression ‘watery...

We write a lot about how lucky we are to be able to work in such a beautiful part of the world, here at our Steep Marsh HQ in the heart of what we...

You will of course be aware that cultural references made in any workplace can often miss the mark, too contemporary and the, ahem, more mature team...

Fractals occur naturally and they are typified by the quality of ‘self-similarity’, in short, a small piece looks exactly the same as a big piece, it’s just a scaled down version. They are important, in fact they can be really important when it comes to mental wellbeing, with studies showing that exposure to fractals in nature can reduce stress levels by up to 60%.