Design Ideas and Renderings

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Design Ideas and Inspirations

This Page is where I will add pictures and stories about interesting ideas that I have seen. It can be anything from a building facade, to a new and exciting material I came across and want to use. I encourage you to scroll through and see if anything here inspires you for a custom build.

Cool Old Cabinet

I saw this sitting in the corner of an Event space in downtown Chicago. I love the shapes, the lines, the craftsmanship.
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Burberry Building

I love this facade and will definitely be using it for a design inspiration on an upcoming bar.
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Geometric Screen

This would look great on the front of a bar with a translucent lit up back behind it.
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Steelers anyone?

This Geometric design reminds me of the Steelers logo, and would look very good in black and gold . . .
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Shou Sugi Ban

The Japanese Art of using charred wood as a preservative treatment. I have always wanted to use this on a bar.
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Textured Wood

I love the near seamless look of this textured wood panel.
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Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

This shape and pattern is inspired from the great Architectural master.
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Facets

The Three-Dimensional faceting of this panel style speaks to my eye for simple and clean lines
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Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

Yet another design inspired by Mies van der Rohe.
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Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

I love the angles of this one.
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Concave tiles

I love the small concave relief of each tile and how it casts shadows on the row below.
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Undulating Tambour

This one may be a challenge to fabricate, but again would provide some wonderful layering if lit from above.
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GeoWall

Again, I love geometric shapes, this wall is a great example of use of simple shapes to create something complex and beautiful.
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Rectangular

By now you can get a feel for what I like, simple lines, simple shapes, great design.
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Ripple Wall

This material is fantastical and I would love to see it employed on a bar face.
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Parallelograms

Another geometric shape that I think draws never ending interest.
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