When we design event spaces, aesthetics and acoustics are at the top of our minds. The space needs to look and sound great if we are to throw grand galas and host memorable conferences. When it comes to designing large,
When we visit neighborhood cafés and coffee shops for inspiring meals or a chat with a friend, one thing none of us want encroaching on those safe spaces is noise. A large part of keeping that noise down relies upon
When we’re designing indoor and outdoor spaces, few things work as well together as natural materials. They deliver natural imperfections and textures that add tremendous character. They also connect us to the natural world far better than something like drywall
When we’re designing interior commercial spaces, we have a lot of decisions to make. From the overall layout to the smallest details, every aspect will determine the overall feel of the space and the productivity of your team. As important
When it comes to ceiling materials, wood has always been a popular choice. It’s natural, improves acoustic performance, and looks great. There are a lot of wonderful reasons people choose wood ceilings for both residential and commercial projects. If you’re new
You’ve got a lot of options when it comes to ceilings. From an array of design styles and materials–you’ve got some tough decisions to make. But understanding your options is the first step to making the process easier and ending
We’re in the golden age of restaurants. There are places popping up on every corner that serve up new and amazing sensory experiences every day. Modern restaurant interior design must be as bold and interesting as the food. If you
Ceilings are important parts of interior spaces in both form and function. They are likely the largest surface in the room, along with the floor. Unlike the floor, however, ceilings are generally a bit more plain. No hardwoods and no
If and when people talk about ceilings, it’s often a fairly dull conversation. Popcorn textures, old drop ceilings, and criss-crossing spans of ductwork and pipes aren’t super interesting. It’s the way ceilings have historically been built, and no one thought
Lecture halls may be the one performance venue where the importance of speech intelligibility stands high above that of other types of venues. The speaker isn’t simply telling jokes, singing songs, or acting out scenes. In a lecture hall, the