Installation Gallery

Reece Barstool

The coolest restaurant in Atlanta is not a restaurant. In fact, it’s a small 14-seat stall in Atlanta’s hot Krog Street Market called Recess. Recess serves up veggie forward dishes and a healthy dose of design. Pink and navy Reece Barstools pop against the blue bar while colorful custom pop art makes the perfect backdrop.

Reece Barstool Recess At Krog Street Market, Atlanta

Brady Chairs

Designers wanted to create a warm, inviting place with bold, sunny colors and natural materials. Bright yellow Brady chairs and custom-engraved table tops take the brand beyond the walls and packaging to create a modern space that reflects the diversity of the communities Everytable serves.

Brady ChairEverytable, Los Angeles

Half Hurdle Chair

Merah, a new Malaysian street-food restaurant in Melbourne, pairs traditional rattan wall coverings with tropical pinks and banana leaf greens as a nod to its Malaysian roots. Hurdle Chairs, designed by the Aussie group Dowel Jones, and modern architectural lines create a successfully minimal, yet meaningful space.

Half Hurdle ChairMerah, Northcote

Hurdle Barstool

Designers, Therefore Studio, found a perfect balance between modern details like the furniture and aged aspects, like the worn cement floors and exposed ceiling. At one point, this space was a prominent car manufacturing facility, and now it’s home to a rotating round-up of 80+ food trucks on a monthly basis.

It also features our Hurdle barstools.

Hurdle BarstoolWelcome To Thornbury, Northcote

Sir Burly

With room for almost 200 diners, the third location of Melt is by far their largest yet. Situated in a laid-back coastal suburb of Henley, this restaurant features stunning seaside views and a muted palette of colors and textures. Designers Studio-Gram drew inspiration from the sea and sand to create an atmosphere that invites customers to relax and enjoy, successfully achieving a contemporary, beachy interior.

Half Hurdle Barstool and Sir Burly BarstoolMelt, Australia

Merano Barstools

Located in East Nashville, Little Octopus serves up vegetable and seafood dishes brimming with color, texture, and flavor. The design is equally as palatable, dreamt up by the LA-based design firm Design, Bitches. Taking hints from the Carribbean menu, the overall restaurant design uses pops of pink, sandy neutrals, and and even a gold octopus mural. Design, Bitches opted for a mix of classic and modern restaurant furniture including the gorgeous Merano barstools that flank the bar.

Merano BarstoolLittle Octopus, Nashville

Hugh Chair

Sun kissed and vibrant, Boss Rambler Beer Club is unlike any other brewery we've seen to date. Colorful furniture pops against the white ship-lapped walls and natural wood floors. Sherman Chairs, Sherman Barstools, Brady Backless Barstools and Orbit tables are featured.

Sherman CollectionBoss Rambler Beer Club, Bend

Harper A-Frame Chair, Fully Upholstered

Grey Skies Distillery tasting room features a sophisticated, industrial-inspired design. To achieve a hand-built, time-worn space, they chose classic materials, upholstered booths, and a neutral yet rich color palette of rust, grays, whites, and black. Rich camel-colored leather Harper barstools and chairs line the bar and dining space. The leather adds a cozy, lived-in feel while the quartz pedestal tables and mid-century-inspired Andy table keep things sleek.

See the entire space here.

Harper A-Frame ChairGray Skies Distillery, Grand Rapids

Hugh Chair

Traditional restaurant design is often synonymous with dark woodwork or boring, muted color palettes. While this restaurant's color palette is muted, it’s anything but boring. Buff, earthy tones and barely-there blues and grays act as an elegant counterpoint to the rustic wood floors and tables. Classic furniture, like our Hugh chairs, get a fresh treatment with cerulean finishes. Traditional design, done right.

See the entire space here.

Hugh ChairThe Royal Tern, Charleston