INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Hospital featuring RVRS-200 to separate the marble panel and drywall, BPS-150 as the base, and CRD as the corner guard. All profiles are in a chrome finish.
Crossville’s porcelain tile panels provided a great solution for covering existing, well-adhered floor tiles. Beyond the advantages of the tile-over-tile installation and look of the tile’s contemporary style, the Cava collection offers the building owner even more positives. It provides… Read More
Product: Piterak Slim
Color(s): 03 Champagne / 04 Salmon / 06 Ochre / 07 Sevilla
Color(s): 03 Champagne / 04 Salmon / 06 Ochre / 07 Sevilla
OCL Architectural Lighting installed their lighting throughout the Nestle building.
But the trend of renovation wasn’t just limited to businesses; home renovation also became a shopping trend for consumers during the pandemic. Many consumers looked to improve their living spaces with new TV home theater systems. One leading consumer electronics brand seized the opportunity to… Read More
Rivenwood is a panelized profile with wood grain characteristics, was inspired by the pioneering craftsmanship seen in 19th-century barns. This product is designed with textural diversity and intricate imperfections for an aged yet contemporary look.
A bright and luminous laboratory in the ISU Biorenewables Research Laboratory in Ames, Iowa, by Stahl.
These acoustical screens feature unique looks like Staxx, C.I.O., and TC, and allow colleagues the ability to openly communicate while maintaining privacy.
The inviting interior design at Insight Brewing in Minneapolis, Minnesota, by DJR Architecture.
There's a light fixture for every theme. Hidden Coast Tattoo in Sebastopol, California, features the Astro Shallow Bowl Nautical LED Pendant by Barn Light Electric.
MN SNAP’s headquarters is located in North Minneapolis in an 11,800-square-foot building, featuring a surgery center, a space for their mobile surgery vehicle and offices for MN SNAP staff.
