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We eliminated the older leather sofas and brought in these beautiful cream couches and placed them facing each other for a nice conversation area. Since we were working with existing pieces, we brought in a transitional rug and colorful pillows to bring the looks together.

David C Reed
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Design: Penny Southam Construction: Bassi Construction Photography: Urszula Muntean
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Our fumed White Oak lumber adorning the stairs inside a Chicago condominium lobby. Amazing job on this modern design, FitzGerald Associates Architects! #bohlke #lumber #oak #oaklumber #fumedwood #fumedoak

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wendy shapiro
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This space transformation was small but has inspired many! ?? This non-profit location which houses hundreds of women and children includes a chapel where they gather for church, prayer, meetings and more. The hallway/lobby leading up to it was dark, outdated and uninspiring. I was challenged with creating a welcoming and visually appealing space while excluding anything that could be damaged/detached. Growing up in the church, I’ve always had a spiritual admiration for stained glass windows. Historically, they’ve been used to help tell stories of the Bible. Also, the light that passes through stained glass windows is often seen as a symbol of the divine light of God. This light can represent many different things, such as hope, truth, love, and life. It’s also a symbol of Christ himself, as he is often referred to as the “Light of the World.” ✝️?? This inspired my vision to create a stained glass window effect in combination with the mission’s lantern logo and brand colors. It is a direct reflection of how their services continue to reach thousands and change their lives forever.??✨ We had the low wall demolished and space re-painted. The final touch will be a salvaged and refinished old church pew that will provide extra seating here for guests.

This space transformation was small but has inspired many! ?? This non-profit location which houses hundreds of women and children includes a chapel where they gather for church, prayer, meetings and more. The hallway/lobby leading up to it was dark, outdated and uninspiring. I was challenged with creating a welcoming and visually appealing space while excluding anything that could be damaged/detached. Growing up in the church, I’ve always had a spiritual admiration for stained glass windows. Historically, they’ve been used to help tell stories of the Bible. Also, the light that passes through stained glass windows is often seen as a symbol of the divine light of God. This light can represent many different things, such as hope, truth, love, and life. It’s also a symbol of Christ himself, as he is often referred to as the “Light of the World.” ✝️?? This inspired my vision to create a stained glass window effect in combination with the mission’s lantern logo and brand colors. It is a direct reflection of how their services continue to reach thousands and change their lives forever.??✨ We had the low wall demolished and space re-painted. The final touch will be a salvaged and refinished old church pew that will provide extra seating here for guests.

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Through a creative yet simple combination of millwork veneer and stainless steel reveals, this hotel lobby gets a big upgrade. A hefty stone fireplace surround reiterates the simple but bold aesthetic, and the modern stainless wall sconces coordinate with the stainless reveals. Finally, a dramatic contemporary focal arrangement centers the room and the eye.

Photo: Cynthia Chung
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