| Charlotte Business Journal The Charlotte co-working operation with the quirky Danish name and pops of yellow throughout has found its third location in the Queen City — and its biggest one yet. Hygge Coworking, which has offices on Hill Street in Third Ward and on Remount Road … |
Hygge Coworking owner talks third location, future expansion plans – Charlotte Business Journal
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