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Inspiring Workstation Space Design Ideas: Linz/Winger/Samu

This raw, almost unfinished open office area highlights industrial interior style elements like exposed bricks, neutral monochromatic pipes and ductwork. Carpet flooring underneath the office workstation desk and chair set creates a hygge atmosphere for every person, whoever you are and wherever you are.

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