INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The volunteer area at the Greater Chicago Food Depository features SIXINCH stools and custom seat pads. Designer for this project was Partners By Design with branding by Spark.
University of Fraser Valley photo showing a classroom built using the DIRTT construction system featuring writeale surfaces and integrated technology.
Pioneer Millworks Larch Siding and Shiplap is sustainably harvested domestically from small well-managed forests. The signature swirling grain and small tight knots of larch brings a natural finish to vertical applications. The rot resistance of this underutilized species rivals that of Douglas fir,… Read More
We love to eat, but we love to eat in a comfortable space. SIXINCH furniture provides a comfortable modern solution to the restaurant scene. With many different styles our furniture can help build the design in your head.
Hard Rock Hotel Poker Room in Miami, Florida featuring the MHF as the middle reveals and MLU-100 as corner protection for the columns.
The exterior sidewalks at Audi Field were lit by Structura's Lineal LED luminaire. The narrow aluminum housing allows these fixtures to integrate seamlessly with Structura poles.
Update your cafe lighting fixtures with OCL's Royale™ Pendant to bring your interior design finishes together.
SIXINCH Hex Stools provide geometric elements to this work lounge at the McKesson office in Richmond, Virginia. Designed by IA Interior Architects.
Steedle Brothers Construction opted to use Feeney's DesignRail® Panel Infill to complement the composite decking while providing a maintenance-free railing. They installed both laser cut aluminum panel Infill featuring a custom design and stainless steel mesh infill.
Photography Credit: Attila Ad… Read More
Using precision electronic data Glasshape was able to custom-design curved window and balustrade requirements to suit these frames & channels whilst ensuring glass panels on each level were evenly split and lined up when viewed from the street.