The first Future Spaces took place at Norwich City Football Club — bringing together like-minded people across design and interiors to explore how sustainable workplaces shape health, wellbeing and performance. Over 40 designers, business owners and sustainability-focused teams joined.

Redefined with the first Cambridge edition at the West Hub. The space was transformed with Orangebox furniture, bringing talks on sustainability, an interactive workshop, networking and plant-based food. Over 50 attendees helped shape Future Spaces.

Future Spaces returned to Cambridge, welcoming over 90 attendees to Jesus College for a day focused on sustainable, wellness-led design — exploring the future of inclusive and circular interior environments.

The largest edition to date. Over 150 attendees explored the future of sustainable, wellness-led spaces through talks, workshops, sponsor showcases and networking. Industry-led discussions challenged thinking around inclusive design.

Future Spaces enters a new direction — immersive, high-performance environments for elite teams, athletes and individuals. Hosted in the NFL Locker Room at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, this is the most ambitious Future Spaces yet.