a large custom bar was designed and built as the focal point of this mid-century modern style space…
authentic vintage motifs, antiques, and reproductions were selected to evoke a simpler time. bright colors and retro inspired wallpapers were selected to unify separate areas as well as the brand…
inside – the cocktails are classic and the sputniks over the bar steal the show. the menu is full of comfort food that would be served in any retro diner or drive-in…
the kitchen was designed to be a takeout window inside a mid-century mobile home. in the outdoor patio, a.k.a. the trailer park, retro camper facades are a backdrop for seating, so patrons may dine and socialize in a camp setting reminiscent of leave it to beaver. each camper has a different theme, including road trips on route 66 and the music and style icons of the 50s. a pop up camper was designed in the popular polynesian tiki style of the era, serving up mai tais and singapore slings…
The ubiquitous cat silhouette of the mid-century era was taken a step further. Ogie, my handsome rescue kitty, transformed classic modern art into personal portraits that graced the walls…
The Duck & Bunny was branded using silhouettes reminiscent of the Regency era. classic European details like crystal chandeliers, carrara marble tables and Cowtan & Tout wallpaper create the integrity of a traditional English Tea Shop…
residing in a 200 year old colonial in one of Providence’s historic districts, it was important to bring the space back to the warm home it used to be before it went commercial…
whimsical twists on iconic masters became part of the Becker Restaurant brand — ducks and bunnies inserted into Van Eyck and Seurat…
The Duck & Bunny, Rhode Island’s only Snuggery, was famous for its cupcakes. it offered a full service bakery, afternoon tea, beer & wine bar, and crépery celebrated for its delicious daily brunch …
The English garden behind the house served for al fresco dining with an herb garden used for cooking and cocktails…
the chef and creator of Great Northern was inspired by images of Vermont cabins of a bygone era. i immediately thought of arts & crafts style block prints and a craftsman type font for the logo and other elements. since the Ursa Major constellation points to Polaris, the bear became the symbol of Great Northern…
a special lighting installation resides above the bar, using hand painted skulls by local artists and a rope drop design with unique vintage bulbs for ambiance. cow hides and Shou Sugi Ban shiplapped walls provide rough hewn texture as counterpoint to the gold metallic damask. the northern star pattern is repeated throughout the space and a custom diorama reflecting the logo’s image, stands out above the dining area…
the white against black woods theme is reflected in a tree installation in the front window, adorned with the woodland animals you would find in the northern hemisphere, chalk painted to emphasize shape and add contrast…
stag & thistle damask wallpaper from Barney Gates graces the dining room, providing a warm color palette of deep claret and gold. metallic gold patent leather covers the dining chair seats, complimenting the monogrammed backs that juxtapose the live edge benches with a little glam…
this tattoo shop is not your typical black space with nothing but yards of tattoo art on the walls. the client is inspired by Victorian details that are consistent with the old New England vibe of this sleepy little town…
the client’s aesthetic is reflected in the curated details of art, rich jewel tones, and Victorian era flourishes throughout the space. comfortable waiting areas make the shopfront warm and welcoming, while French doors lead to the medical grade studio beyond. unique feather arrangements emphasize the Siren theme…
The ubiquitous cat silhouette of the mid-century era was taken a step further. Ogie, my handsome rescue kitty, transformed classic modern art into personal portraits that graced the walls…
