Brief: Client requested a bespoke solution to better incorporate a wall mounted TV into the aesthetic of their newly designed and custom built family home.  The solution was a 2″ thick but 4″ deep fir frame with butt joint corners, a detail that is not only pleasing to look at but also allows the left leg of the frame to be removable for access to the various ports and buttons on the television, preserving functionality but within the scope of good design.

Brief: Client requested a series of acrylic topped display cases to both refresh the display structure of an art collection and bring the design up to a contemporary standard that fits the larger aesthetic of their new building. The solution was a series of birch plywood bases, with a removable painted insert, customizable to highlight the specific artworks, with combination of acrylic tops to allow for varying heights of artwork, all with tamper proof screws to keep the collection safe in public display.

Brief: A large and culturally important painting needed to be removed from its longtime home for cleaning and a refresh with a view to moving to a new permanent home. The solution was a large A-frame crate with coroplast walls, foam lining and plastic wrap. The challenge was the scale of the work and the difficulties of an old building never meant for artwork of this size. We proposed the safest way to remove the work was with two manual materials lifts, using slings to gently lower the artwork to the ground and place it inside of the crate. From there a team of expert riggers were able to remove the window of the old building and carefully lower the crate to the ground, transporting it to its new home.