Showhouse clubhouse: Reinventing the showroom
Why is it that showrooms – designed for people – are often such empty, unwelcoming spaces? The result is as unsatisfactory as seeing clothes on a perfectly sized and proportioned mannequin, as opposed to actually touching the fabric and t
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