Smart, energetic design coupled with bold, effective colors make the grade. Let Interiors By Design take your commercial project and elevate it a step or two above your competitors.
IBD can also help design a smart commercial kitchen for your business.
The Organization Division can assist you in creating an office, supply cabinet or storage room where everything has its proper place. Save time and money by knowing exactly what you have and exactly where it is. You can’t use it or sell it if you don’t know you’ve got it!
Specialized upholstery, flooring, color palette and media rooms can be created for your residential or commercial project.
Fun accessorizing completes the feel and look of what IBD can help you achieve.
In this series of photos, the client wanted a showroom that was "beyond anything out there" for their tech-savvy customers. It had to be versatile in order to illustrate new and competitive products and change with technology as well needed floor space. IBD created three venue rooms from which different applications of big screen televisions could be shown.
The theme of this theater takes on an Egyptian roaring 1920s appeal with its stenciled art deco ceiling borders, trapezoidal acoustical theater panels and hundreds of small LED lighting to appear as stars on timed frequency.
IBD can help design media rooms for home or institutional settings. The application here is virtually soundproof for optimal media viewing.
Many times commercial space needs real or artificial landscape. IBD can help layout these areas.
This pediatric dentist office was designed using clean art deco lines and a sports theme. Custom artwork was approved by the University of Arkansas logo rights and this three dimensional razorback was constructed by an artist and covered with red ultra suede fabric.
IBD created the look and color scheme for the exterior of this restaurant which is built next to a caboose that boasts the title Whistle Stop Plaza. The soup, salad and bread restaurant itself is decorated and themed for the areas many civil war era mills, thus the name "Stone Mill Bread".
