An Italian office begs the question: are anti-open-plan, minimalistic workspaces set for a comeback?
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Via Bonetto, 40, 28017 San Maurizio D'opaglio NO, Italy
Design
Brand
Furniture Supply
Manerba, Miniform, Hay
Bespoke Joinery
Fioroni, Ardenno
Lighting
Floor Area
370 sq-m
For its headquarters in Italy’s Piedmont region, sanitaryware brand Quadro enlisted Studio Wok to present its product-design language spatially.
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