Clerkenwell Design Week ran from 19–21 May 2026, taking over our London showroom with three days of new thinking in workplace design.

Our honeybees are starting to wake and return to activity after our first honey harvest last year.

Each year, we hold our ‘Inspire Awards’ event, which is one of the ways we say thank you to our employees for their hard work and dedication. 

In this report, we celebrate our sustainability milestones, and the people who make them happen.

We’re proud to announce our charity partners for this year, joining together with three organisations that make a meaningful difference across the region.

We've joined forces with the Ribble Rivers Trust, and local schools to plant thousands of trees in the Ribble Valley, as part of a three-phase woodland planting project.

Our Sales team gave up their day off to help support Birmingham Hospice by collecting Christmas trees.

We're thrilled to announce our first-ever Senator Group honey harvest!

We raised an incredible £1,300 at our recent bake sale - all in support of our charity partner, East Lancashire Hospice.

Our New York office hosted a special group of clients from China, led by Whitney Choi, our Managing Director in China.

Project Zero was an immersive exhibition that brought The Senator Group’s sustainability values to life.

As we welcome our new intake of apprentices this month, we think it's a perfect time to reflect on the home grown talent that has helped shape our business.

Discover how movement shapes workplace design and why furniture matters for wellbeing and productivity.

As we approach our 50th year, we celebrated our employees’ dedication at our annual Family Fun Day - with a special appearance by DJ Jordan North.

The health and welfare of our employees is paramount, and one of the ways we promote wellbeing is through our annual roadshow.

Developed in the early 2000s, Trillipse was created to challenge conventional ideas of what a metal-framed chair could be.

When it comes to looking at sustainable furnishing options, furniture as a service has been noted as the ‘next big thing for business'.

We spoke to Erin Johnson from Allermuir Design about the origins of banquette seating and why it’s becoming so popular in today’s workspace.

What is the design process behind some of our most well-loved products? We spoke to JinHo Song about his experience as a Senator Group designer.

Pearson Lloyd’s exhibition challenges what “well made” means, exploring quality, impact and responsibility.

Why universal design, better culture and thoughtful environments are becoming essential for productivity and wellbeing.

Artin Light share how storytelling through lighting drives their creative approach.

Discover sustainable alternatives that save money, reduce impact, and give furniture a second life with re:work.

Neurodivergence was long seen as a barrier, something to ‘overcome’, but that misconception is finally being left behind.

Camira is redefining textiles with recycled materials and circular design for people and the planet.

See how modular furniture like Shard 2.0 transforms workspaces into flexible, adaptable environments.

Tables 01 is a furniture collection built on data - testing materials to set new standards for sustainable design.

Studio Ballendat strips the task chair back to essentials with Ricco.

How Salts Healthcare turned a traditional site into a modern, people-focused workspace.

Discover how movement shapes workplace design and why furniture matters for wellbeing and productivity.

Daniel Davies reimagines café furniture with Hem - a recyclable, flat-pack steel design.

Get inside the minds of leading designers and learn what being a maker means in today’s design world.