INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Conference room designed, by Paris K Interior Design.
Beautiful and colorful sheer curtains were provided to the Mission American Kitchen and Bar in Minneapolis, Minnesota by American Drapery Systems.
The play between the programs is further expressed through the use of glazing on the lower retail floors versus a more solid precast concrete panel/ masonry construction on the upper office floors. Murdock Solon Architects completed this project.
The most distinctive feature of Wishbone chair is that it is integrated into the characteristics of "Ming round back chair" in Chinese furniture. It simplifies the structure of the traditional ming chair, the Y chair back and arm are formed by cooking bending method from a single stick-shaped wood. … Read More
The Milo chair, paired with the hot pink Greenwich chair as well as the Draper cube in black and the Richmond mirror truly make any space stunning. All products by MEF Contract.
The first of its kind building sits on Meredith Drive, within Urbandale’s dynamic Urban Loop area. Special attention was paid to creating spaces by Spark Design that brought people in contact with natural sunlight and each other. Once fully occupied, the Paradigm Building will be a hub for creative … Read More
Black out curtains are common in photography studios. Seen here are blackoutcurtains.com black out curtain products and rod.
Oxboro Library's exterior was recently stripped of its dated, concrete facade and replaced with Pure + FreeForms Prismatic Spritz.
Photography Credit: Phalanx Studios
Beautiful community lounge area at M2 Lofts upscale apartments located in Mankato, MN.
The iSpace Environments team already knew Blue Star Power Systems well when the plans for the new facility were forming. Partnering with the family ownership team, ISG and RW Carlstrom, iSpace identified furnishings, architectural products and workplace technologies that supported Blue Star Power Sy… Read More
Petersen Cover™ handmade bricks are detailed using a lapped siding technique with hidden fasteners, which recalls the many wood-sided buildings that once were prevalent throughout downtown Aspen during the early mining years.
