Commercial & Workplace Interior Design | 2014 Archive.

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December 29, 2014

interior design

01 | Gallery Post // DI Telegraph By Archiproba In Moscow, Russia. 02 | HUBflat Coworking Space By CH+QS Arquitectos // Madrid, Spain. 03 | MSGM Fashion Headquarters By Fabio Ferrillo Of OFFARCH // Milan, Italy. 04 | JOINT Cafe & Workspace By 56thStudio // Bangkok, Thailand. 05 | Famous Agency By Architecten De Vylder Vinck Taillieu // Belgium. 06 | Movet Office Loft By Alexander Fehre // Schorndorf, Germany. 07 | Blackwood Street Bunker // Shared Office Space in Melbourne by Clare Cousins Architects. 08 | Gallery Post // Birkenstock HQ by Melbourne Design Studios. 09 | Gallery Post // Molins & Parés’ Barcelona Office By Normal Estudio.

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