How to create a unified office space for two individual brands? WOWOWA explored this to bring structure and flair to a challenging warehouse tenancy.
January 21st, 2019
Light Warrior Architect: WOWOWA
Interior Designer: WOWOWA
Project Manager: WOWOWA
Builder: BuiltPlus
Furniture
‘Herman Miller Aeron B’ desk chairs, Living Edge. ‘Danube’ occasional tables, ‘Marilyn 7C40’ occasional chairs Café Culture Insitu. ‘ORBIS EA 180-DEG’ workstations, Zenith.
Lighting
‘WOWOWA – Monroe’ pendant light, Rakumba.
Finishes
Brass pipe wall cladding, Austral Wright Metals.
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