A curved timber receptionist’s desk stands in quiet defiance of time, facing the open door where light spills onto the hexagonal tiled floor. Once, this was the first point of contact for visitors and staff, a place where the hum of conversation blended with the distant churn of turbines.
Behind it, a glass-encased switchboard still holds its hand-painted labels, each letter a testament to a tradesman’s steady hand. The faded signage speaks of a time before automation, when craftsmanship extended even to the smallest details of industry.
This print captures a moment of stillness, where history lingers in wood grain and worn lettering. A perfect choice for those drawn to the intersection of design and industry.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, preserving the textures and details that make this piece so striking.