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Sliding Into Sustainability Resources

Ava Burke -- Interior Design, 10/18/2012 12:01:19 PM

Slide 1

Bookshelves: custom, B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599.

Cushions at End of Slide: custom, B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599.

Desk: custom, Tangram Studio.

Floor: Polished existing concrete.

Overhead Lighting: Roughlyte VCXL by Crescent/Stonco.

Skylight: 750DS-O SolaMaster by Solatube International.

Slide: Turbo Twister by Landscape Structures.

Stools: Stool 5122T43 by McMaster-Carr.

Storage Bins: by owner.

Wood Paneling: B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599. Wood from RJW International.

Slide 2

Bar: custom, B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599.

Chairs: Wood Chair W60153 by Dallas Midwest.

Floor: Polished existing concrete.

Lighting: Edison Chandelier, Pottery Barn.

Partition: B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599.

Table: custom, Tangram Studio.

Wood Paneling: B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599. Wood from RJW International.

Slide 3

Concrete Wall: existing.

Exercise Equipment: TRX Suspension Trainers by Fitness Anywhere.

Floor: Reclaimed American Oak with Bona Naturale finish by B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599. Wood from RJW International.

Lighting: Linear T8 Fluorescent BFL 257 by Bartco Lighting.

Paint: Super White by Benjamin Moore & Co.

Slide 4

Bleachers: Maxam Plus by Hussey Seating Company, Herk Edwards.

Chairs: Tip Ton by Vitra.

Floor: Polished existing concrete.

Lighting: Prismatic Glass Steeler MPSG-G421-M by Cooper Industries.

Posters: by owner.

Reception Desk: custom, B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599.

Swivel Chairs: Node by Steelcase.

Tables: Custom top, Tangram Studio, SV3030X base by West Coast Industries.

Slide 5

Floor: Polished existing concrete.

Lighting: Linear T8 Fluorescent BFL 257 by Bartco Lighting.

Paint: Black Chalkboard Paint by Rust-Oleum.

Mail Storage: custom, B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599.

Wall Covering: Bulletin Board Cork G753447 by Wolf-Gordon.

Slide 6

Bar: custom, B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599.

Chairs: Tip Ton by Vitra.

Floor: Polished existing concrete.

Island: custom, B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599.

Lighting: Prismatic Glass Steeler MPSG-G421-M by Cooper Industries.

Partition: B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599.

Slide: Turbo Twister by Landscape Structures.

Stools: Stool 5122T43 by McMaster-Carr.

Table: Custom top, Tangram Studio, SV3030X base by West Coast Industries.

Slide 7

Deck: TwinFinish by TimberTech.

Outdoor Sconces: Lightscoop III Washington by ERCO.

Picnic Tables: Treated Pine Traditional Picnic Table by Fifthroom.com.

Spotlights: RLM by Sternberg Lighting.

Wood Paneling: B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599. Wood from RJW International.

Slide 8

Bocce Ball Court: custom, YLS Landscape Architecture.

Lighting: Exhibitor by Tokistar.

Slide 9

Chairs: Tip Ton by Vitra.

Flags: by owner.

Floor: Polished existing concrete.

Lighting: G-Beam by Gammalux Systems.

Swivel Chairs: Node by Steelcase.

Tables: Custom top, Tangram Studio, SV3030X base by West Coast Industries.

Wood Paneling: B&G Millworks. 562-944-4599. Wood from RJW International.

Slide 10

Cubicles: custom, Tangram Studio.

Desk Chairs: Amia by Steelcase.

File Cabinets: Erik by IKEA.

Floor: Polished existing concrete.

Lighting: Linear T8 Fluorescent BFL 257 by Bartco Lighting.

Paint: Black Chalkboard paint by Rust-Oleum.

Table: custom, Tangram Studio.

Slide 11

Concrete Wall: existing.

Cubicle: custom, Tangram Studio.

Decal: by owner.

Floor: Polished existing concrete.

Lighting: Linear T8 Fluorescent BFL 257 by Bartco Lighting.

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