Designers from PMDL architecture and interior design find a mindful focus of tranquillity for Beautiful Thinkers.
December 11th, 2015
Interface Floor invited PMDL to create a mindful space to reduces stress, invigorate, energises and fostering creativity.
PMDL responded with the premise of Mindfulness, or the derivative attribute of pure consciousness. The Beuatiful Thinkers space features an inner alignment, where simplicity impedes the celerity of our experienced environment
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