INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
A double height ground floor lobby greets visitors as they enter this amenity laden workplace. Our fixtures are showcased from both levels, gracefully guiding visitors eyes to the timber ceilings and stairs in the 6 Green Star certified space.
This design aspires to commonality within diversity, and it has attracted over 1.4 million visitors since opening in 2016.
King Business Interiors helped this office find the perfect furniture for each space in their building. Their passion for business furniture clearly shines through.
Spring restaurant is located at the base of the historic Douglas Building in downtown Los Angeles. The courtyard restaurant and bar sit under an original glass atrium and a pair of pendant draped pepper trees. This space, as well as the intimate lounge and private dining room, are dotted with marble… Read More
Sake Dojo is within the recently remodeled Mikado Hotel in the heart of Little Tokyo. This historic building, dating back to 1914, is once again a vital part of the Little Tokyo community and the restaurant is a big draw. The art of tattoo artist, Horifuji, fills the walls of the interior with a len… Read More
Portland's Japanese Garden features complicated cubic and rectilinear volumes with pitched roofs and façades not achievable with natural materials. Pure + FreeForms Celeste Stone was chosen as the roofing material to create a natural feel. Photography Credit: Jeremy Bitterman
Oversized booths for dining, beautiful round chandeliers hang above the seating. There is a gorgeous wall with snake plants forming a perimeter, creating privacy between dining spaces. Large windows, two of which will open to the patio, are shown in the background.
Close up of the decorative lighting with brewery in the background.
Denver Glass Interiors measured, cut, and installed these custom shelves for this bar.
The program includes a full-service café and collaboration area, private and open offices, a conference room, a developer training room, a hidden speakeasy and additional lounge, and a residential style space for programmers called the ‘Hackathon House’ to engineer undisturbed.
