Vive Active, designed by Siren Design, is energising the Pilates workout with an immersive sound and light experience.
March 15th, 2018
Furniture
Polished ‘Nero Marquina’ marble slab reception desk, Marble & Ceramic Corp.
Finishes
‘3M Dichroic’ studio glazed wall, CBF Printing. KARONA 2’ flooring, Ontera. Charcoal ‘Safety Vinyl Step’ flooring, Forbo. Mirrored glass studio walls, Viridian. ‘Dibond’ mirror panel, HVG. ‘Life’ banquette upholstery, Kvadrat Maharam.
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