INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Double concrete sinks are accented with gorgeous solid wood tambour panels behind the mirrors.
Instructure photo showing a meeting room built using the DIRTT construction system.
Durasein partnered with Patternine to bring a Durasein branded line of parametric wall paneling designs.
Why stop at desks and countertops? Our material can bend, curve, and create totally new shapes to inspire learning and foster engagement. Innovative furniture, whimsical walls, illustrious lighting, and more. Your only limit is your imagination.
The view from a Loge Box in the new north end zone of Kinnick Stadium. Photography by Brian Ray/hawkeyessports.com
Pure + FreeForms Wet Seal Plate Wall Panel System finished in their stunning Hot Rolled Ultra Gloss is featured on the exterior of this West Elm retail location.
Photography Credit: Brennan Photo & Video
Indoor pool at the Four Seasons Hotel in New York used custom linear drains from Infinity Drain.
Featuring our Duo Bollard lighting fixture. The new SAIF headquarters reflects the company’s vision to be a responsible, forward-thinking, and collaborative organization. Designed as a 50-year building with low maintenance and durable materials, SAIF expects this to result in a significant reduction… Read More
The design intent for the reredos at the St. Lawrence Martyr Church, was to incorporate metals that would react beautifully with light, creating a glow from just behind the altar. This was accomplished with 3 finishes, in varying panel widths and lengths, in controlled but random pattern ensuring vi… Read More
The focal point of the Polaris Hangar lobby is the Polaris Inc. logo itself, so the accent wall material needed to be textured and dynamic without being distracting. The solution was a small but beautiful application of our cool blackened steel finish, Frozen Titanium, showing that you can create dy… Read More
Durasein's Rooted Collection in Cherrywood mimics the color and appearance of actual wood. Seen here in the lobby of a hospital reception area.
Large open space filled with history is exactly how you would describe the Apple Store in Washington D.C.
