INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The inviting reception area at the Faithful+Gould office, by HCM Architects.
Solid Ash flip-top tables at Nico's R&R Supper Club in Marengo, IL, by i2i Design.
Higher Ground in St. Paul, MN is a L-shaped, five-story building with green roofs that has an inviting courtyard that provides overnight shelter for nearly 200 guests, plus transitional or permanent housing for nearly 200 more.
Choosing lighting for a commercial space can be tricky. Not only are functionality and efficiency important, but finding fixtures that complement the company image and branding is also critical. One World Brewing in Asheville, North Carolina, chose the Downtown Swing Arm Sconce by Barn Light Electri… Read More
Anderson Canyon worked diligently as the designer to complete this kitchen area at Cadogan Place in Houston, TX.
Natural light fills one of the many lounges at Midway Village. Guests and tenants can enjoy their time together while staying way by the fireplace.
Reclaimed Sakhay Teak cladding at Crane Shed Commons in Bend, Oregon.
The Cordish Family Pavilion used Rainier cable railing system which is sleek, sophisticated and offers a contemporary style.
Featuring the LT22 and 4DS downlight fixtures at the Riverton High School teacher boardroom. The all new LED downlight collection from Williams provides an excellent solution for sleek, modern architectural lighting. With 2, 4, 6 and 8 inch apertures available in round and square styles, our downlig… Read More
Featuring the 93 Fully Enclosed Industrial lighting fixtures at the Agassi Enterprises Garage. Our industrial product line features unwavering quality, long-lasting durability, and a wide variety of certifications – ideal for wet locations and high ambient temperature environments.
The dining area at Madison Bar + Kitchen in Chicago's West Loop neighborhood showcases Contract Industries tufted booth seating.
A Durasein solid surface is the perfect, chic option for any space.
