Interiors: How our design firm found its true North
Nothing compares to going on site, but as long as design can be adaptable, so can our designers
Last year was a shock to the business system. When the first wave of Covid-19 hit last March, we didn’t know what to expect in terms of the effect on the design industry and our business.
We didn’t think Covid-19 would be on our shores for as long as it has been, so when construction started to shut down we thought: “It’s fine, let‘s ride it out, continue on with our drawing packages...
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