Why lab-like interiors are newly relevant in the midst of the COVID crisis
A few years ago, we witnessed the emergence of the lab-like aesthetic. Interiors constructed from slick metal surfaces and dotted with glass flasks were designed to symbolize expertise. Here at Frame, we found a shining example in
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