The open work areas have furniture systems with a '50's feel, thanks to custom fabric panels and fluted glass panels. Much of the vintage furniture in the living rooms was purchased at local flea markets, and no two living rooms are alike. Throughout the space, the architects exposed the existing concrete structure of the ceiling. They also used the existing AC and kept the ductwork. The fish's eye is an oversized light fixture designed by the architects and a local artist.
Lighting is minimal, but sufficient for the work at hand.
In order not to distract from the aesthetic value of the ceiling, the architects used as few fixtures as possible choosing task lighting instead for each desk. In addition to linoleum flooring and pigmented concrete, there also is carpet. Most of the carpet throughout the space is dark and textural, so that accent is placed on the numerous and bright colors used on the walls and furniture.