Laufen outfits London’s Battersea Power Station with bespoke bathroom pods
Minding a blaring gap within London’s underground network, the Battersea Power Station has resided on the Thames riverfront since the 1930s. Decommissioned in 1983, the centrally located industrial site with a Grade II listing prompted numerous pi
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