Succotash Restaurant in Washington DC
This restaurant is actually in National Harbor MD and was the first of two Succotash restaurants in the area. They used our Deep Coffer style, open back, in Rustic Poplar. The coffers were 4′ x 4′. For more info on this restaurant, visit Succotash.
WoodGrid Coffered Ceiling in Succotash Restaurant in Washington DC
Below is the new Succotash Restaurant in the District. They refurbished an historic bank. For more info on this restaurant, visit Succotash 2.
Junction 70 Grille
WoodGrid Modern Coffer style with tin backs painted gray
WoodGrid Coffered Ceiling in Junction 70 Grille Restaurant
Bar/Steakhouse Remodel
This bar needed to be updated. The owner wanted a more contemporary look to attract new crowds but also wanted to maintain a warm and inviting atmosphere that would appeal to existing clientele. The back bar incorporated LED color-changing lighting to add interest. The colors help set the mood for themes such as green for St. Patrick’s Day. For more info on this restaurant, visit The Lariat Steakhouse.
Before remodel
After Remodel
LED lighting
Modern design
During construction
Remodeled Hallway
The Exchange in Delevan
This is a new bar in an old building. The owner wanted a rustic contemporary look to attract young patrons. We used distressed knotty Poplar with a saddle-brown color. For more info on this bar, visit The Exchange.
New Bar
Back Bar
Curved bar rail
Curved bar under construction
Distressed Knotty Poplar
Curved Bar Rail, Bar Top and Bar Front
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Our bar rail is 5-1/2″ x 2-3/16″. It is available in Poplar and Red Oak. Special curved bar rails can be created with custom orders.
curved bar rail
New Distillery
This renovation project is under construction. It is a new distillery in an old building. We used Poplar and Birch in a dark color with a dye stain for a very up-scale antique look. We wanted to stay with the old designs of the era of the building.
Harvest Cafe
Custom Bar
Wall Sconce Lights
Other Bars and Restaurants
