INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The easily accessible break room at Centro in New York, New York, featuring furnishing by Henricksen.
Full design services were completed by GWWO Architects for the beautiful Ocean City Convention Center in Ocean City, Maryland.
Rain Curtain water features are a cost-effective way to add style to your interior space by Bluworld of Water.
Along with offices and workstations allowing for future growth, we provided casual meeting spaces, quiet rooms for phone calls and small meetings, plus ergonomic and standing work stations.
In each room, Murdock Solon Architects extended the airy aesthetic through wallpapers, bright paint colors, natural wood finishes, and hand-selected furnishings, resulting in a unified and highly functional new space.
Photography by: Frank Oudeman
These 16″ flush-mount lights are finished in the same White exterior/Charcoal Granite interior color scheme as the bar pendants.
The traditional clay tile roof is a mandatory design element for enhancing the exotic cupolas and complex roof tiers prevalent in Mediterranean themes. DECRA Tile provides this essential scalloped-style aesthetic without the shortcomings of clay.
CMBA Architects incorporated bright and colorful pattern throughout the space to create a welcome atmosphere for the kids.
Siren Betty Design was able to bring in some woods features into the salon with a giant live-edge table as a stunning centerpiece, as well as some rustic shelving displayed here in the front display area.
The scope of work Lycos Finish provided to Hawley Orthodontics in Papillion, Nebraska was casework, plam window sills, play area finishes, corner guards, fire extinguisher cabinet, toilet partitions and bathroom accessories, and doors with the associated hardware.
LANDology specified six Aura Wood Pendant Luminaires in three sizes, then suspended them among strings of bistro lights at the Kingsley Park as featured elements marking key use areas.
Parking garage mural by artist Gregory Ganeles and sourced through Fuse.
