Interior Design - December 1, 2002

Total Office Interiors was having trouble living up to the company name. This family-owned Baltimore dealership, which specializes in Haworth contract furniture, was absolutely awash in unhip fake-wood paneling, fluorescent lighting, and dropped ceilings. So architect Paul Van Riley and interior designer Dianne J.

• Departments
• Designers and Photographers in this Issue
• Crosslines
• Rethinking Retail
• Editorial
• For your eyes only
• Forum News
• Double Stirling
• Remembering 9/11
• Boy, Oh Boym!
• It's Polshek Time
• Lighting
• Highlights
• Market
• The Top 25 of 2002
• Matters of Design
• The New Neue Sammlung
• Reading List
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• Deborah Berke
• The Eighteenth Annual Hall of Fame Celebration
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