Moonza JournalDezeen — Interiors2 min read
Public Art Company’s LA Studio Uses Curtains to Divide Collectible-Furnished Zones
LA-based design agency Public Art Company has designed its own compact, colourful studio on Hyperion Avenue in Los Angeles, using a system of curtains to divide areas filled with collectible furniture.
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Curtains are one of the simplest, cheapest ways to divide a small office: drawn when needed to create a meeting or call space, opened to make the room whole again. Heavy curtains also absorb some sound.
For startups and small offices without room for a separate meeting room, a curtain or movable partition with a round table and a few chairs creates a flexible meeting space. Varied, colourful furniture in a coordinated palette gives a small office personality and energy.
- In small offices, a curtain or movable partition can replace a fixed meeting room
- Heavy curtains absorb some sound
- Choose colourful furniture within a coordinated palette
