Bisley, a Wales-based office furniture manufacturer, signed a contract with Google to develop bespoke workspaces for the Googleplex headquarters in California.
The Welsh firm will supply custom-made furniture to the tech giant’s campus in Mountain View as part of the project which is in the consultation phase, according to Business Live.
Bisley is to present its first ever showcase at the Stockholm Furniture Fair (7-11 February 2023), illustrating the multitude of innovative ways in which the brand’s collections can support and enhance home working. Organised in four zones, the stand will focus on key products which tell the story of Bisley’s wide-ranging expertise in designing and manufacturing office furniture solutions, at home and in the workplace.
Newport based office furniture manufacturer Bisley has appointed Jeanine Goddard as its new, and first, Creative Director.
Jeanine assumes her new position after four years as Bisley’s Showroom and Interior Designer, where she has been responsible for developing and enhancing the Bisley aesthetic at their London Clerkenwell showroom and at Bisley’s global subsidiaries around the world including Dubai, New York, Paris and Dusseldorf.
South Wales based office furniture designer and manufacturer, Bisley, has launched a new flexible furniture collection, conceived and created during the coronavirus pandemic and influenced by the evolving requirements of the 2020 workplace.
Bisley produces over 15,000 items per week at their Newport factory, exporting to over 50 countries, with clients including Direct Line, BBC and PwC.
In early 2020 at the start of the pandemic, as office workers everywhere were told to work from home, Bisley’s newly appointed CEO Richard Costin asked four of Bisley’s in-house designers to propose ideas for products that would work well in a flexible home office scenario. The result is the newly launched Belong collection, an office furniture portfolio designed with home working firmly in mind, from its fully customisable nature, to the simplicity of assembly.
Newport-based office equipment manufacurer Bisley has restarted work at its factory in Caswell Way on the Reevesland Industrial Estate.
The firm, like many businesses, has been affected due to Covid-19 and the government’s announcement for all non-essential businesses to close or to work from home over the last nine weeks.
Former Banner Managing Director Richard Costin has been named as CEO of UK-based office furniture manufacturer Bisley.
Costin succeeds John Atkin who has left Bisley after 13 years with the company. Atkin had only been CEO since early last year after taking over from long-serving Director Richard Blackwell (with Blackwell leaving Bisley at the end of 2019)
Bisley and Boss are delighted to announce their new agreement; Bisley has the distribution rights for all Boss products in France.
Together, Bisley and Boss will be able to showcase British manufacturing excellence and provide a full and versatile range of office solutions and experiences for the French market. John Atkin, CEO of Bisley, commented:
‘We couldn’t be more pleased to have another Great British manufacturing partner in Boss . The parallels and overlap between Boss and Bisley are many – we both have the ability to produce high quality products, in volume within standard lead times, meaning we’re able to easily complete large bespoke projects.
That’s why our collaboration will work spectacularly well – with our storage and Boss’ seating, we can provide solutions collectively that other people might struggle to create and deliver, because we work in exactly the same way. Boss has a history of fabulous design over many years, which we think is ideally suited to the French market. We’re excited about the potential of where our partnership can lead.’
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