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What It's Like Inside Wayfair

The home goods retailer's HQ proves that cozy spaces can create strong collaboration.
Source: Adam Friedberg
Adam Friedberg

Working at Boston headquarters is a lot like shopping on Wayfair online. Each of its four floors, which were designed by IA Interior Architects, channels a different style featured on the $8.6 billion home-furnishing e-com giant’s site -- from farmhouse to terrace and villa to lodge and beyond. on the “brownstone” floor work alongside scroll furniture and classic open layout lends itself to impromptu conversations and efficient sessions.

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