Nine out of twenty-one studies confirm that wide, open rooms are perceived as more comfortable than enclosed ones.
Startups have been working in wide, open rooms with white boards and no cubicles, and the program invited mentors to speak to all of the startups around three times per week.
You should only click if 1. you're old enough to legally step foot into this place and 2. you're not scared of wide open rooms with whips and a public bidet.
The gray-hued space features a mix of feminine and industrial elements, with a wide-open room reminiscent of a warehouse, wicker chairs and flower-etched crisscrossing beams.
Much of it is a wide-open room, filled with phones and desks and, when the employees move in, it will have a work din that Chappaqua has long been lacking.
Judd's own furniture provides a sense of location in the wide-open rooms: a high-backed daybed faces the battered woodstove, creating a hearth in space.
Steep wooden steps lead from the carriage entrance to wide-open rooms with cool hardwood floors divided by intricately carved wooden transoms -- the large Filipino families of the elite lived casually, without doors that closed.
As part of the revitalization of the City Market in 1989, Watkins was coaxed downtown, where his wide open dining room has all the trappings of what you'd hope to find in a Southern city like Raleigh.
In the wide open main room are tons of milk crates holding up desks and separating spaces and doing things I didn't know milk crates did so well.
Although the windows are wide open (only three rooms have air-conditioners), every bibelot sparkles and every surface is dust-free.
A few minutes later, with the door of his room wide open, the child stood on the windowsill, took his belt, placed one end around a heavy wooden curtain rod and tied the other around his throat.
