This striking retail outfit in Berlin cleverly embeds light in the sensory experience
April 22nd, 2013
The bold decision to transport the interiors of a heritage Viennese library to Berlin has resulted in a striking retail outlet called 14 oz.
ERCO were on hand to bring the space to life through marrying contemporary lighting and heritage feature fittings.
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