This 5 foot tall light fixture came from a California theater no longer in use. It was perfect for the large winding stair to the second floor as a statement piece.

This previously unused space above the main floor of the theater was creatively turned into a functional room. Distressed flooring, rusticated brick walls, exposed structural components, and the hanging light strands all add to the rustic, warehouse, industrial type feeling that was desired.

The auditorium was designed with multi-use in mind. The hardwood area allows for food service or dancing. The chairs and tables can be arranged in a multitude of configurations. The slope in the theater floor was addressed by making terraces. The carpet is a historic pattern that was custom made...

One of the theater's dressing rooms. Simple, clean, functional.

Here is a view of the auditorium from the balcony. Here you can get a good view of the very large pattern custom reproduction carpet.

Here is the entrance to the theater with the concession stand recreated based on the historic footprint. Koroseal commercial wallcovering provides a fun pop of orange and red that ties in the other original colors in the space. Kirlin reproduction light fixtures with Fresnel lenses provide the...

Here is a good shot (pun intended) of the concession area at work. A better view of the Koroseal wallcovering and black subway tile backspash. A green marbled pattern from Formica matched the closest to the original Formica pattern used in the theater.

Here is the candy counter, custom made, featuring candies from the past.

Night time view.

People in line for refreshments during the Grand Opening.