INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The modern neighborhood cafe and wine bar, The Vandal, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, features beautiful double herringbone flooring.
Take a step back in time while pampering yourself at this vintage inspired salon. Complete with barber style chairs and tin ceilings.
FabriPRINT™ by FabriTRAK Systems Inc. is a unique product that effectively combines acoustic performance and artistic imagery, transforming an acoustic wall or acoustic ceiling into a work of art, and artworks into a beautiful sound solution. FabriPRINT™ is available in both FabriART™ and FabriPATTE… Read More
This private residence is located in Key Biscayne, FL featuring lighting products by Acuity Brands - Aculux®. Project in collaboration with Diego Fernandez Powerhouse Lighting.
Photographer: Mark Steele Photography
This Private Residence Loft is located in New York City, NY featuring lighting products by Acuity Brands - Aculux®.
Photographer: Mark Steele Photography
Arizona Western College, San Luis Technology Center is located in San Luis, AZ featuring lighting products by Acuity Brands - Mark Architectural Lighting™. Project in collaboration with EMC2 Group Architects Planners and Acuity Brands agent RC Lurie. Photographer: Rick Brazil
“In revisiting the whole idea of a library, the city was looking for less of the ‘ssssh’ and more of an active space,” said Christina E. Raschko, senior lighting designer at Escent Lighting Design. Hired by Integrus Architecture and Group 4 Architecture, her team was responsi… Read More
Allegheny Mountain Hardwood Floorings Rift & Quartered White Oak FSC certified flooring in a herringbone design is featured in the Museum of the City of New York.
Lighted vintage inspired Exit sign and white tin ceiling tiles.
JTH provided a Leviton control system for the general building and Focal Point fixtures for all the classrooms, offices and corridors. Crenshaw custom pendants are suspended over the feature stairway.
