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Datacomp Web Technologies, Mumbai-Milind Pai

Dominated by splashes of black in a predominant grey, the interiors of Data Com Web Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is an aesthetically appealing corporate theme to enhance the working environment. A cautious spray of colors in environmental graphic designs on vinyl, affixed to various elements in design spaces, has given a lively look to the otherwise grey scale office. The theme has been decided keeping the international clientele in mind as this company caters to the trans- border industry of IT. - Milind Pai

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Dominated by splashes of black in a predominant grey, the interiors of Data Com Web Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is an aesthetically appealing corporate theme to enhance the working environment. A cautious spray of colors in environmental graphic designs on vinyl, affixed to various elements in design spaces, has given a lively look to the otherwise grey scale office. The theme has been decided keeping the international clientele in mind as this company caters to the trans- border industry of IT. The furniture sourcing was done entirely from China and the pre assembled partitioning with adjustable Louvres inside was the most sophisticated system used with technological support from the parent company from China.

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  • Area :2500 sq ft
  • Client / Owner :Datacomp Web Technologies
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