Lumen Lobby Gordon Wang © 2014
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Lobby Entrance
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This eccentric fireplace features our Alpine White Granite - reaching heights beyond 20ft. & allowing the color to change as you see fit - featured in the Main Lobby of Integra-Cove Apartments in Orlando!

SDA FLOORING INC TILE SHOWROOM BELLEVUE WA

SDA FLOORING INC TILE SHOWROOM BELLEVUE WA
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Newton’s (2009) design by Staffan Holm Dan Sunaga, characteristic shape comes from the natural effect of the two rings are forced towards the center. The slender table leaves very little residue in the production process. This coffee table won the Nordic Design Prize in 2009 and Elle Interior Design Award 2010. The table is available in two sizes. Frame comes in oak, birch, ash or standard stains on ash. The transparent glass top has an elegant tri-ellipse shape. Newton is the perfect complement to your seating areas at home, in the office, lobby or reception area.

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SDA FLOORING INC TILE SHOWROOM BELLEVUE WA

SDA FLOORING INC TILE SHOWROOM BELLEVUE WA

Community Church Lobby & Bookstore | Project done in collaboration with Amy Pearson Design
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At RCID, we don’t typically take on commercial projects—but when a returning client invited us to reimagine the lobby of their condo building at 225 25th Ave SW in Calgary, we couldn’t resist the opportunity. In collaboration with Crafted Edge Homes, we set out to bring a warmer, more residential feel to the common spaces of Riverscape, transforming them into areas that welcome residents home. The lobby received a complete refresh, including new tile, paint, vertical wood slats at the entry, upgraded signage, and a custom staircase feature that adds both visual interest and flow. Every floor above was painted using a unique technique to subtly draw attention to individual doors, giving each level its own personality while maintaining cohesion throughout the building.

CARLOS DOMENECH
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