Commercial Interiors UK Sector Reports offer in depth insight behind key developing market sectors, and are available for Commercial Interiors UK Members free of charge via our Members Area here, or for non members from £150 - £300 per report.
Copies can be obtained or purchased by contacting Karen Temple at karen@commercial-interiorsuk.com
Below are all of the current Sector Reports currently released.
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Care Sector Report 2025 - Launching October 2025
Get ready for the launch of our Care Sector Report, arriving this October - designed to help your business thrive in the evolving elderly care market (excluding nursing facilities). Whether you're an established supplier or exploring the sector for the first time, this report will give you the tools to identify and act on real growth opportunities.
Bringing together insight from leading voices within care design, operations, and procurement, the report will help inform:
- Current trends shaping elderly care environments
- Innovations driving product development and design
- Marketing strategies that speak directly to decision-makers
- Sales approaches that deliver results in this specialist market
This report is a practical tool to help you understand the sector's future and shape your business strategy accordingly.
Why anticipate it?
- Know what’s happening now and what’s coming next
- Gain insider perspectives from those shaping the sector
- Build your commercial edge before your competitors
Cost:
FREE for Commercial Interiors UK Members via the members area.
Non members: £195+ VAT - copies can be purchased by contacting Karen Temple at karen@commercial-interiorsuk.com
Workplace Sector Report 2025
The Workplace Sector Report by Commercial Interiors UK, authored by architecture and interiors journalist Helen Parton, explores how evolving demands are transforming the design, function, and delivery of commercial workplaces in 2025. It presents in-depth market analysis, insights from leading industry experts, and forward-looking case studies. Key themes include sustainability, wellness, inclusive design, connection, and technology. The report provides practical takeaways for manufacturers, suppliers, designers, and specifiers aiming to align their strategies with current market drivers and opportunities.
Contents:
1.0 Current State of the Market
2.0 Specifics of the Market
3.0 Focus Areas for Future Workspace
4.0 Interviews with Experts
5.0 Case Studies
6.0 Outlook
7.0 Resources and References
Cost:
FREE for Commercial Interiors UK Members via the members area. Click here.
Non members: £195+ VAT - copies can be purchased by contacting Karen Temple at karen@commercial-interiorsuk.com
Care Home Sector Review 2021
This Commercial Interiors report was compiled by Bancmarketing to provide Commercial Interiors UK members with an overview of how the elderly care home sector is structured. It includes analysis on the market dynamics and an assessment of the immediate and longer term impact COVID-19 has had on the sector. The review references data from regulatory bodies, Office of National Statistics, National Records of Scotland, Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, leading real estate investment companies, press coverage and reports from other stakeholders in the elderly care sector. The research undertaken by Bancmarketing includes both publicly available information and interviews with operators, service providers, Commercial Interiors UK members and designers working in this sector. Together this provides Commercial Interiors UK members with a steer on future trends affecting the sector and a balanced view on the business outlook.
Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. UK Care Sector
- 3. Impact of COVID-19
- 4. Market Dynamics
- 5. Sector Trends
- 6. Outlook
- 7. Appendix
7.1 Architects and Designers
7.2 Operators with 20+ Care Homes
7.3 Regulatory bodies and key directories
7.4 Care Exhibitions and Events in 2021
Cost: £275 + VAT
The future of the office and office workers - 2021
The coronavirus pandemic has forced a large portion of business to move work out of their offices with all but essential employees working from home or placed on the various government job retention schemes.This report examines the future of the office given this backdrop, covering a wide range of perspectives to give as complete picture as possible on the future of work and the impact on the traditional office environment. Examining the effects of remote working on productivity, mental and physical wellbeing, organisational culture, work life balance, health and safety, and data security.
Contents:
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Background
- Engagement – the impact of where you work
- Creating Balance at work
- Choice and Control
- A framework for the future
- Conclusion
Cost: £150 + VAT
Boutique Hotel Sector – April 2020
Almost 40 years since its inception, the term “boutique hotel” is probably the most debated and reinterpreted category in the hospitality sector. There is even disagreement on where the term “boutique hotel” first originated. To truly understand how the boutique hotel sector is evolving, we need to understand how the boutique concept was first developed and what has driven growth.
Contents:
- Evolution of the Boutique Hotel Sector
- UK and Europe Overview
- Business Outlook
- Addendum on Covid-19
- Boutique Sector Trends
- Challenges and Opportunities
- Appendices
- 7.1 Boutique and Lifestyle chains
- 7.2 UK interior designers
Cost: £300+VAT
UK Restaurant and Bar Sector – May 2019
The UK restaurant and bar sector has gone through something of a transformation over the last decade. The change within the sector has been driven by a combination of factors including a shift in consumer habits, economic climate, the shape of the high street, growth in cities outside London and innovations within the food and drink sector.
This overview report is structured into 5 key sections:
- UK Restaurant & Bar Market
- Operator Structure and Interior Specification
- Innovation and Trends
- Industry Outlook
- Appendices
- 5.1 UK Restaurant & Pub Groups and their Brands
- 5.2 UK Restaurant & Bar Designers
- 5.3 The British Beer & Pub Association Members
- 5.4 Coffer Peach Partners
- 5.5 Profile of Britain’s top 5 cities
Cost: £300+VAT
Cruise Regulations and Standards – September 2019
Described as “engineering marvels”, today’s cruise liners are floating cities which offer hospitality to a standard and scale which surpasses the innovation seen in any other hospitality sector. The cruise sector is estimated to be worth $126 billion worldwide, employing in excess of 1 million full time staff. Cruising has become more accessible, appealing to a broader income and age bracket. The interiors and technology is ever more sophisticated, making this a core interiors market sector for Commercial Interiors UK members.
Cost: £150+VAT