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Blue is a well-liked, timeless and engrained in every culture colour. That is a bold statement, however, proved by extensive research.

Nature knows best so it’s hard to ignore the fact that there is a purpose behind bees’ yellow and black stripes. John Hertz, the founder of New York yellow cabs skilfully used the patent.

Coworking is a rapidly developing segment of contemporary office market. It successfully connects the key elements of classic employment and freedom of freelancing.

The project for such a prestigious brand as Sephora shows that MDD office furniture can fit in even the most original space and meet the requirements of the client from the beauty industry.

It is not an obvious choice, but the change in the way of thinking about workspace makes them more and more trendy.

Innovative, flexible and architectural - that’s how Dymitr Malcew describes the products he designed for MDD. Its creation is a consequence of a multi-stage process where inspirations come from various sources and merge into a common, user focused trend.

Various nationalities spend different amount of time at work, with countries like Chile, Russia, Greece, Korea, Costa Rica and Mexico devoting the biggest part of their day to professional lives.

Nowadays, it is becoming more challenging for employers to find talented, dedicated specialists who are willing to stay with the company long-term; this fact is confirmed by research centres and recruiters.

Regardless of the many years of evolution, the sense of hearing still functions best when surrounded by nature. Contemporary lifestyle, loud machines, transportation system and human activity all account for the sometimes overwhelming noise.

Results of a research conducted by Julian Treasure, an expert in the field of sound, and Armstrong World Industries indicate that noise is the number 1 problem of employees nowadays.

Green colour brings nature and spring’s freshness into one’s mind. It is regularly used in biodiversity inspired interiors that draw from nature. Its not just a hype but a result of a trend that is here to stay.

They look excellent in a classical interior. Not like barbarians or intruders but coherent, yet characteristic elements of space.