INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The Jax Collection offers a variety of seating options with its signature style across all models, enabling cohesive design from the lobby to meeting spaces, and even in executive suites. Pieces of the collection can be mixed and matched depending on the look, feel and function of your project. Opt … Read More
This office building features ethically-souced Indonesian Teak reclaimed wood throughout the space as wall and ceiling paneling both internally and externally in the building entryways.
Pioneer Millworks reclaimed wood--Indonesian Teak Wire Brushed Reclaimed Teak Flooring with Custom Finish.
Pioneer Millworks American Prairie Brown Board used as interior paneling in a Brooklyn, NY apartment building.
Multi-strip Indonesian Teak paneling is featured on the walls.
The Internal Revenue Sevice campus was created by connecting an existing 1933 post office with a new 660,000 square foot addition. Tate access flooring runs throughout 1 million square feet of the campus.
Guardian Life at Hudson Yards is a financial planning company located in New York City, New York, featuring lighting products by Acuity Brands - Mark Architectural Lighting™, Gotham® Lighting, and Aculux®. Project in collaboration with Perkins + Will, HDLC Architectural Lighting Design, and Acuity B… Read More
Pioneer Millworks reclaimed Hemlock Timbers
Roast Kitchen paneling of Mixed Oak Railyard Patina in NYC.
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 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