The Residential Touch

Modern office with grey Ibis armchairs courtesy Brabbu
Modern office with grey Ibis armchairs courtesy Brabbu
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I dare say residential design has held second place to commercial design for the longest time. Was it with a desire for acceptance that designer rooms emulating corporate starkness and uniform one-size-fits-all hotel design filled home magazines? Happily, the current versions of open interiors and warm artful spaces foster personal care and individual expression.

The ripple of change that returns coddling to residential design is transposing creature comforts into offices too. We have all recently endured lots of discomfort and the style setters in all design fields seem to be bearing in mind that human beings go through tough times.

Microsoft conference room image courtesy Steelcase
Microsoft conference room image courtesy Steelcase
Microsoft Amsterdam Office courtesy Steelcase
Microsoft Amsterdam Office courtesy Steelcase
Mackinac modular components by Steelcase
Mackinac modular components by Steelcase
Brody chair image courtesy Steelcase
Brody chair image courtesy Steelcase
Modern office with Maa armchair courtesy Brabbu
Modern office with Maa armchair courtesy Brabbu
Home office courtesy Covet House
Home office courtesy Covet House
Desk vignette courtesy Covet House
Desk vignette courtesy Covet House
Working from home with Covet House
Working from home with Covet House

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