Irish firm aims to make cool interior design part of the furniture
Moodlii.com is headquartered in Co Cork and run by Ilara Ferrari
An Irish company is bringing its commercial fit-out inventory to private customers. Moodlii.com is headquartered in Co Cork and run by Ilara Ferrari, and is a spin-out of Edit Office, the commercial furniture supplier whose client list includes Uber.
Moodlii’s founder Neal Bailey told The Sunday Business Post: “Clients would ask us for a sofa for their reception area that looked like it belonged in a cool house. So we thought, why not reverse...
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