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Oxford Airport takes off with new interior design concepts

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As part of a multimillion-pound investment made by Oxford Airport’s owners, the Reuben Brothers and private equity firm Dawnay Day, Strategic Fusion was tasked to create design concepts for the airport’s interior.

Within a space created by Chetwoods Architects, Strategic Fusion’s designs has implemented a graphics feature in a blue and silver colour scheme, while the 800m2 interior space is divided into three lounges: the short-stay Oxford Lounge, the longer-stay Vitesse Lounge and the VIP Aurora Lounge.

Stone tiles and wide screen television screens will decorate the Oxford and Vitesse lounges, while the VIP area will feature a private entrance, leather chairs and sofas, and natural wood flooring.

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