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ALEXIS MROWIETZ

Senior Designer

Licensed Interior Designers Vancouver

AMANDA McPHAIL

Business Development

Amanda Mcphail

ATENA NEJAD

Team Lead

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The Art of Design – Finding Inspiration

March 31, 2021

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SGH has over 30 years of expertise in design, our

SGH has over 30 years of expertise in design, our team is experienced and knowledgeable. Our approach to navigating through change continues to focus on the human experience. Our priority is to help you envision what your future of work looks like to you. Check out our latest blog post here, link is in our bio: https://sghdp.com/pandemic-planning/
#sghdp

A question we have been receiving more often latel

A question we have been receiving more often lately is, where do we go from here? In our latest blog post (link is in our bio) we discuss how we at SGH are here to ask the right questions so that together we can envision what your future of work looks like for YOU.
Our methodology is simple, to listen carefully and to develop a design direction focused on your needs and goals. From there, with our expertise, we are able to help guide and develop a plan that will meet your needs and exceed your goals.
https://sghdp.com/envision-the-future-where-do-we-go-from-here/

Good Morning! Care for a little easy morning read

Good Morning! Care for a little easy morning read to start your day off right? We just shared a blog about how this Canadian based company altered their corporate persona! Link is in our bio!
#sghdo #corporatedesign #workplacedesign

Have you ever thought about what joy looks like ra

Have you ever thought about what joy looks like rather than how it makes you feel. We recently shared a Ted Talk on our Linkedin and Twitter where Ingrid Fetell Lee speaks about what joy looks like tangibly and how we can design embracing joy. Using colour and organic shapes in our surrounding environments has been proven to bring more of the feeling of joy into our lives. Lee shares that "people working in more colourful offices are actually more alert, more confident and friendlier then those working in drab spaces". How does your space look compared to how you feel? We would love to hear your opinions on what brings joy into your lives!