Some work still remained to be done, but the work space was functional. Beaded board siding, chair rail, old-style molding around doorways, stained glass, and antique furnishings all work to create a nice, clean, airy interior while emphasizing the distinctive character of the property. The interior warehouse structure remains fullyvisible with the 8 foot interior walls. Heating and air ducts, painted a charcoal color, are visible but unobtrusive. The effect is that of a stage set.
Old brick is visible on all sides of the work space interior.
Against that old brick, a sky-blue patterned wall paper is used with white chair rail and molding. The beaded board siding is painted pale grey. Bays which were converted to windows have a coordinating wall paper. Wooden blinds are used with the windows. The conference room, featuring an old oak table and an enlarged photograph of the warehouse in horse and buggy days, is a comfortable and welcoming meeting room.