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Paige McGlauflin, Joseph Abrams

Companies are clamoring to get The Wing's former interior designer to style their office space

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The ambitious yet controversy-ridden women’s co-working space The Wing shut down nearly a year and a half ago, leaving behind a complex legacy. Part of that legacy is its clubs, where members paid upward of $2,700 annually to access amenities like furniture rumored to be designed specifically for women’s bodies, lactation and makeup rooms, and events featuring A-listers like Hillary Clinton, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Jennifer Lopez.

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