Wood veneer

Floor to ceiling black tambour panels give this local coffee shop a modern, sleek appearance while the large store front windows create a perfect balance between the natural light and an open floor plan. More

Great interior design by DMDesign at Dear Irving On Hudson, the highest Manhattan open-air rooftop bar & cocktail lounge in New York City. Located at Aliz Hotel Times Square. Real wood tambour veneer panels on all interior walls creates a warm, intimate, and welcoming lounge experience at this NY City hotspot  More

In crafting The Standard Highline, the guestrooms had to speak to the ethos of The Standard while incorporating a finer material palette and making the experience sophisticated enough for the New York and international audiences. In contrast to the concrete shell of the building, Roman and Williams strived to give the rooms a warmth that harkened to a bee hive environment – organic and beautiful, but also efficient. The breathtaking views from the floor to ceiling starfire glass windows of the guestrooms served as the ideal backdrop to Roman and Williams’ open and airy design. Packed with texture and color and light, they are clad in customized handmade orange, black and cream tile.  The bedrooms have a tambour wooden ceili... More

Private Residence is a minimalist home located in Hong Kong, designed by Human w/ Design. A Hong Kong based studio Human w/ Design was asked by client to redesign their 19 years apartment, into a minimal and practical space. For this 45 square-metre apartment, 3 bedroom is needed to fulfill the family members requirement. Due to the structural restriction of the building, the most appropriate way to achieve it is adding the new bedroom at the window side area of the original living room. A reeded glass block partition is constructed to separate the new bedroom and living area to maximize natural daylight penetration while preserving certain degree of privacy. It also acts as a feature wall for living room providing a sense of... More

Hunter Douglas Delivers “Floor to Ceiling” Renovation at Historic Arena Linear and Woodwright Ceilings Take Basketball Court to New Heights at Georgia Tech The Project Originally constructed in the 1950s, Alexander Memorial Coliseum at the Georgia Institute of Technology featured an iconic, curved steel structure that had become part of the building’s identity. After six decades in operation, the on-campus arena needed be renovated in order to meet the changing needs of the university and its fans. The $45 million design plan by Populous called for the reincarnation of the building, to be christened McCamish Pavilion. The Coliseum – remembered fondly by jubilant crowds and proud alums for its championship history – would be completely... More