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This fridge was a classic case of chaos: groceries stacked without rhyme or reason, forgotten items buried in the back, and no clear zones for different categories. Finding what you need (before it expired) was a daily struggle. It was time for a fresh start—literally!

Open concept kitchen - mid-sized contemporary slate floor and gray floor open concept kitchen idea in Los Angeles with stainless steel appliances, an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, quartzite countertops and no island

This expansive Victorian had tremendous historic charm but hadn’t seen a kitchen renovation since the 1950s. The homeowners wanted to take advantage of their views of the backyard and raised the roof and pushed the kitchen into the back of the house, where expansive windows could allow southern light into the kitchen all day. A warm historic gray/beige was chosen for the cabinetry, which was contrasted with character oak cabinetry on the appliance wall and bar in a modern chevron detail. Kitchen Design: Sarah Robertson, Studio Dearborn Architect: Ned Stoll, Interior finishes Tami Wassong Interiors

Architectural Plastics was contracted by Jean-Charles Boisset, the new owner of the historic Oakville Grocery, to turn a walk-in freezer into a light and airy wine cellar. The goal was to create a modern wine cellar that kept some of the industrial feel of the freezer. The ceiling and one wall of the cellar were left with the original patinated metal lining of the freezer. Industrial ceiling lights were added as an aesthetic accompaniment to the exposed metal. The original flooring was also left in place. Reclaimed wood toe kicks were added to bring in some warmth and tie in with the external wood-framed windows of the room. Architectural Plastics then clad one wall in floor to ceiling LED panels with a 5000K color temperature to brighten the space up. The LED panels are a great compliment to Architectural Plastics' clear acrylic wine rack line because they make the racks glow and almost vanish. Some additional white acrylic panels were added to hide the remaining metal walls of the cellar and act as signage for the store. Several acrylic wine racks were then designed, made and installed by Architectural Plastics. This stunning space is an excellent example of the versatility of clear acrylic to blend with any design aesthetic.

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AKD provided interior detailing consultation services to our client to create an enticing urban experience for three large newly constructed condominiums. The building is a former brick and concrete grocery store overlooking downtown Kansas City with views of Kauffman Performing Arts Center in the hip, revitalized West Side neighborhood. A wall of windows showcasing the spectacular city view dominate the main living area which includes the kitchen, dining and living areas. Appealing to a pioneering set of buyers, finishes include linseed based marmoleum flooring that mimics wood to balance the hard textures inherent in the space and provide warmth and softness underfoot along with providing its many green qualities. In the kitchen, quartz countertops, a glass backsplash, and maple cabinetry manufactured from a local custom shop have been selected. In keeping with the industrial feel of the site, the kitchen features high end stainless steel appliances, including a 36”commercial style range and hood, Bosch dishwasher and microwave and large single basin sink. Anticipating many guests, the seating area has been designed to accommodate many with an oversize, cozy sectional while providing the perfect option for reclining when alone. This is a perfect space for relaxing, entertaining and taking in the spectacular city views.

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Architectural Plastics was contracted by Jean-Charles Boisset, the new owner of the historic Oakville Grocery, to turn a walk-in freezer into a light and airy wine cellar. The goal was to create a modern wine cellar that kept some of the industrial feel of the freezer. The ceiling and one wall of the cellar were left with the original patinated metal lining of the freezer. Industrial ceiling lights were added as an aesthetic accompaniment to the exposed metal. The original flooring was also left in place. Reclaimed wood toe kicks were added to bring in some warmth and tie in with the external wood-framed windows of the room. Architectural Plastics then clad one wall in floor to ceiling LED panels with a 5000K color temperature to brighten the space up. The LED panels are a great compliment to Architectural Plastics' clear acrylic wine rack line because they make the racks glow and almost vanish. Some additional white acrylic panels were added to hide the remaining metal walls of the cellar and act as signage for the store. Several acrylic wine racks were then designed, made and installed by Architectural Plastics. This stunning space is an excellent example of the versatility of clear acrylic to blend with any design aesthetic.

Architectural Plastics was contracted by Jean-Charles Boisset, the new owner of the historic Oakville Grocery, to turn a walk-in freezer into a light and airy wine cellar. The goal was to create a modern wine cellar that kept some of the industrial feel of the freezer. The ceiling and one wall of the cellar were left with the original patinated metal lining of the freezer. Industrial ceiling lights were added as an aesthetic accompaniment to the exposed metal. The original flooring was also left in place. Reclaimed wood toe kicks were added to bring in some warmth and tie in with the external wood-framed windows of the room. Architectural Plastics then clad one wall in floor to ceiling LED panels with a 5000K color temperature to brighten the space up. The LED panels are a great compliment to Architectural Plastics' clear acrylic wine rack line because they make the racks glow and almost vanish. Some additional white acrylic panels were added to hide the remaining metal walls of the cellar and act as signage for the store. Several acrylic wine racks were then designed, made and installed by Architectural Plastics. This stunning space is an excellent example of the versatility of clear acrylic to blend with any design aesthetic.

Architectural Plastics was contracted by Jean-Charles Boisset, the new owner of the historic Oakville Grocery, to turn a walk-in freezer into a light and airy wine cellar. The goal was to create a modern wine cellar that kept some of the industrial feel of the freezer. The ceiling and one wall of the cellar were left with the original patinated metal lining of the freezer. Industrial ceiling lights were added as an aesthetic accompaniment to the exposed metal. The original flooring was also left in place. Reclaimed wood toe kicks were added to bring in some warmth and tie in with the external wood-framed windows of the room. Architectural Plastics then clad one wall in floor to ceiling LED panels with a 5000K color temperature to brighten the space up. The LED panels are a great compliment to Architectural Plastics' clear acrylic wine rack line because they make the racks glow and almost vanish. Some additional white acrylic panels were added to hide the remaining metal walls of the cellar and act as signage for the store. Several acrylic wine racks were then designed, made and installed by Architectural Plastics. This stunning space is an excellent example of the versatility of clear acrylic to blend with any design aesthetic.

Architectural Plastics was contracted by Jean-Charles Boisset, the new owner of the historic Oakville Grocery, to turn a walk-in freezer into a light and airy wine cellar. The goal was to create a modern wine cellar that kept some of the industrial feel of the freezer. The ceiling and one wall of the cellar were left with the original patinated metal lining of the freezer. Industrial ceiling lights were added as an aesthetic accompaniment to the exposed metal. The original flooring was also left in place. Reclaimed wood toe kicks were added to bring in some warmth and tie in with the external wood-framed windows of the room. Architectural Plastics then clad one wall in floor to ceiling LED panels with a 5000K color temperature to brighten the space up. The LED panels are a great compliment to Architectural Plastics' clear acrylic wine rack line because they make the racks glow and almost vanish. Some additional white acrylic panels were added to hide the remaining metal walls of the cellar and act as signage for the store. Several acrylic wine racks were then designed, made and installed by Architectural Plastics. This stunning space is an excellent example of the versatility of clear acrylic to blend with any design aesthetic.

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Architectural Plastics was contracted by Jean-Charles Boisset, the new owner of the historic Oakville Grocery, to turn a walk-in freezer into a light and airy wine cellar. The goal was to create a modern wine cellar that kept some of the industrial feel of the freezer. The ceiling and one wall of the cellar were left with the original patinated metal lining of the freezer. Industrial ceiling lights were added as an aesthetic accompaniment to the exposed metal. The original flooring was also left in place. Reclaimed wood toe kicks were added to bring in some warmth and tie in with the external wood-framed windows of the room. Architectural Plastics then clad one wall in floor to ceiling LED panels with a 5000K color temperature to brighten the space up. The LED panels are a great compliment to Architectural Plastics' clear acrylic wine rack line because they make the racks glow and almost vanish. Some additional white acrylic panels were added to hide the remaining metal walls of the cellar and act as signage for the store. Several acrylic wine racks were then designed, made and installed by Architectural Plastics. This stunning space is an excellent example of the versatility of clear acrylic to blend with any design aesthetic.

Architectural Plastics was contracted by Jean-Charles Boisset, the new owner of the historic Oakville Grocery, to turn a walk-in freezer into a light and airy wine cellar. The goal was to create a modern wine cellar that kept some of the industrial feel of the freezer. The ceiling and one wall of the cellar were left with the original patinated metal lining of the freezer. Industrial ceiling lights were added as an aesthetic accompaniment to the exposed metal. The original flooring was also left in place. Reclaimed wood toe kicks were added to bring in some warmth and tie in with the external wood-framed windows of the room. Architectural Plastics then clad one wall in floor to ceiling LED panels with a 5000K color temperature to brighten the space up. The LED panels are a great compliment to Architectural Plastics' clear acrylic wine rack line because they make the racks glow and almost vanish. Some additional white acrylic panels were added to hide the remaining metal walls of the cellar and act as signage for the store. Several acrylic wine racks were then designed, made and installed by Architectural Plastics. This stunning space is an excellent example of the versatility of clear acrylic to blend with any design aesthetic.

Architectural Plastics was contracted by Jean-Charles Boisset, the new owner of the historic Oakville Grocery, to turn a walk-in freezer into a light and airy wine cellar. The goal was to create a modern wine cellar that kept some of the industrial feel of the freezer. The ceiling and one wall of the cellar were left with the original patinated metal lining of the freezer. Industrial ceiling lights were added as an aesthetic accompaniment to the exposed metal. The original flooring was also left in place. Reclaimed wood toe kicks were added to bring in some warmth and tie in with the external wood-framed windows of the room. Architectural Plastics then clad one wall in floor to ceiling LED panels with a 5000K color temperature to brighten the space up. The LED panels are a great compliment to Architectural Plastics' clear acrylic wine rack line because they make the racks glow and almost vanish. Some additional white acrylic panels were added to hide the remaining metal walls of the cellar and act as signage for the store. Several acrylic wine racks were then designed, made and installed by Architectural Plastics. This stunning space is an excellent example of the versatility of clear acrylic to blend with any design aesthetic.

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