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Frosted Glass Partition Designs Modern frosted glass partition designs provide a perfect balance between privacy and openness in interior spaces. Frosted glass partitions allow light to pass through while…
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A coffee shop sells coffee, but people come back for the room. They come back because they can find a seat, hear their friend, see their laptop and feel relaxed….
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Most people never look up in an office. They feel it, though. A harsh, flickering, shadow-casting ceiling makes a workday feel longer, and a calm, well-lit one makes the same…
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For a real estate company, interior design is a sales tool before it is anything else. A buyer deciding on an off-plan apartment is trusting what they see in the…
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The success of a clinic fit-out relies on engineering decisions that are entirely invisible in portfolio photos. While modern reception furniture and warm lighting look great online, long-term operational success…
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A salon fit-out looks like a retail job and behaves like a plumbing job. Water, drainage, power for dryers and clippers, and heavy daily cleaning shape the budget more than…
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Most offices brand two surfaces: the glass and the wall behind reception. Frosted glass branding handles the first, and 3D signage handles the second. Used together, they give a visitor…
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Frosted glass is usually used for two reasons: privacy, and safety so people do not walk into clear glass walls. Both are good reasons. But they treat frosted glass as…
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Law firms, consulting practices, accounting firms and other professional services offices are judged on an impression that forms in the first thirty seconds a client or candidate spends in the…
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Frosted glass used to be specified purely for privacy. In Nairobi offices today, it is increasingly used for branding too. These two decisions are costed very differently. Here is what…
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