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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Williams offers a wide breadth of incredibly versatile downlights to create the right atmosphere for many environments.
To establish an elegant and inviting ambiance across the entire hotel, warm color temperatures were used in the 2”, 4”, and 6” sizes, which mimic the beauty of the starry sky.
The exterior of ALDI grocery store in Eagan, MN, by Bauer Design Build.
University of Northampton in the UK.
Rhyme modular seating positioned alongside Always chairs and Frog tables with Cloud high backed sofas in the background.
Fun inviting kids room in the Berean Baptist Chruch in Burnsville, MN.
Sit/Stand desks are available throughout the office space at SVL in Roseville, Minnesota, from iSpace Environments.
The clinic architect selected SageGlass dynamic glass for its ability to meet the design intent, while maintaining unobstructed views of the outdoors, unlike blinds or shades. By darkening and lightening in response to the sun, SageGlass helped to ensure the interior of the clinic, which consists of… Read More
The Step Neck Dome lighting by Bock Lighting was the perfect addition to the Goo Goo Shop in Nashville, TN.
Photo Credit: Goo Goo Shop https://googoo.com/
Sliding Glass Door are custom-built to meet your needs, providing optimum display surfaces within easy reach for teaching, conferences, and training.
Tufted, leather booth seating created by Contract Industries for Bull and Bear restaurant and bar in downtown Chicago.
The glass is captured in our patented Wall-F compression clips, attached to a steel support structure that stands approximately 10 feet from the primary building wall. Photo by Bendheim.
In this close-up view of the building, the unique geometric windows and multi-color, Roman style, smooth bricks are on full display.
The white porcelain countertops from Crossville offer visual continuity with the area’s white upper cabinets and striking contrast to the dark gray lower cabinets and backsplash.
