Interface Weaves a multi-sensory design experience

Experiencing wellbeing through design was explored as part of Sydney Indesign, where Interface collaborated with 6 local designers creating spaces that reflect the different ways we live , work and play. Inviting visitors to choice between two staircases and journey to either quite contemplative refuge or vibrant collaborative prospect ‘ thus sending you on a path of exploration to the showroom concept spaces.

BY Ashley Tucker

September 14th, 2015

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