Working with architect-designer, Travis Walton, health and fitness company Ready And Willing (r.a.w. for short), has created a very un-gym environment. It takes many cues from modern office design, bringing warmth to an industrial space. Each space however, is unashamedly about health and fitness.
May 29th, 2017
Architect
Travis Walton + Interior Design
Photography
Derek Swalwell
Joinery
Tri-Vision
Furniture
Paris D’ecor
Locker Group
Lighting
Ambiance
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