The Collective

A big welcome to Chris Grimmond, our new Sales Director!

Drawn to The Collective by our sustainability focus, collaborative culture, and ambitious plans for growth, Chris brings a relationship-led approach to sales – built on really listening to client needs and supporting projects from early design through to installation.

Expect dedication, honesty, proactive support… and plenty of English Breakfast tea (no coffee ☕️).

Lunch, learning, and a fresh look at The Collective’s acoustic solutions.

Millie and Laura spent the afternoon with MCM Architects, showcasing The Collective’s acoustic range, with a spotlight on Collective Print Timber, where material-led design meets acoustic performance.

Always a pleasure sharing ideas with such a curious, design-led team.

Meetings, but make them restorative…
… a brilliant morning of reformer Pilates with clients, hosted by and
A chance to move, reset, and start the day well — together.
Thanks to everyone who joined us.

We're proud to be a part of latest project on home turf, 'Downstairs at dMFK'. Located a floor below its award-winning London headquarters, dMFK has transformed it's previously dull basement space into a stunning living sample library designed to showcase innovative products, strengthen relationships with pioneering suppliers and immerse the studio’s growing team in material exploration.

The Collective worked with the team at to create a productive, design-led space - showcasing custom longitude in 454, to help create warm and welcoming focus-pods.

For more information check out .interiors latest issue 240.

Photographer: Ed Reeve
Architect: dMFK

Zen in Wine 193, serving as a functional acoustic and elegant design feature in a series of work booths, alongside Fuji Roku acoustic ceiling tiles.

Fuji Roku helped to underpin a design that not only supports daily work activities but also encourages curiosity, learning, and new ways of thinking.

Designer:

Summer tones, reimagined.

Butter · Duck Egg · Orchid

Available in a range of tones that boast a calming atmosphere, our recycled PET acoustic panels are sustainable, sound-absorbing, and designed for beautiful, functional spaces.

Fuji Roku and Juni featured in this innovative and functional workspace that has been curated to evoke peace and productivity. A collaborative design project brought to life by the talented Siren Design, Hunter Mason and Boys Project.

The Fuji ceiling tiles make for a striking boardroom feature, a nod to art deco design language. Boasting a high sound absorption rating, the fuji collection increases speech intelligibility in all work zones.