When authentic design is substituted for a copy, who is at risk?
13-08-2026 00:52 via architectureau.com

When authentic design is substituted for a copy, who is at risk?

Big-ticket items such as bespoke furniture and designer lighting are often the first to be cut in the value management process, sometimes with exact replicas being commissioned in their place. What may appear as a cost saving measure, in many cases, raises legal and ethical questions.
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