Fran Parente|Fran Parente|Fran Parente|Fran Parente|Fran Parente|Fran Parente||A light fitting made from hollowed-out gourds was custom made|Not much work going on in the games room|Outdoor furniture, used inside, fits the brief for a relaxed vibe|A grandstand area is for larger gatherings and for presentations|Masses of cheery communal space defines Walmart.com’s Sao Paulo HQ|Employees attempt an ace in the hole on the outdoor mini-golf course||
20 Feb 2014

Walmart, São Paulo by Estudio Guto Requena

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Category: Interiors

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