Jan 13, 2012 Author: Carrie Moore0 comments

Bark House Gives Unique Flair to Commercial Flooring Solutions Headquarters

Commercial Flooring Solutions (CFS), headquartered in Charlotte, NC, recently expanded their existing office space into their warehouse space. The move is the result of the company’s growth into six other states on the East Coast. The project architect and designer was Studio Fusion, Harker Doerre was the general contractor, and Metrolina Woodworks was the millworker.

The designer specified Bark House Sanded Poplar panels to clad conference room walls. Per Interior Designer Nan Miller, “The client loved rich, dark woods and wanted a unique design flair to distinguish their space. I thought the Bark House panels in their Conference Room would do just that. The moment we both saw the Bark House sample, we were sold! The natural wood walls blended nicely with their modern design wood furniture. Glass walls allowed for the bark panels to be shown off throughout their new open office area as well. The walls became one of the focal points of the new clean and modern work environment.” Bark House obtains bark from sustainable foresters in the Appalachians harvesting yellow poplar for the plywood and furniture industries, which would otherwise be discarded or ground into low-grade mulch.

Jan 13, 2012 Author: Carrie Moore0 comments

January Vignette - Clean Slate

Each new year feels like a clean slate to fill however we choose. This palette is clean and balancing with neutral whites and grays in assorted textures. It combines materials that could be used for casework, walls, and countertops. Materials from back to front:

-Eco-Gres Asia recycled porcelain tile, Waterloo White
-Meld Micro recycled glass and concrete countertops, Concrete
-Bark House Laminate panels, White Birch
-Durat recycled solid surface for horizontal or vertical surfaces, color 910

 

Apr 26, 2012 Author: Carrie Moore0 comments

April Vignette - Nest

Twigs, leaves, bits of string and plastic, all make their way into nests to provide structure and softness. This vignette mimics that through materials with a dash of robin's egg blue. From back to front:
-Barkhouse Sanded Poplar Panels
-TorZo Tiikeri Recycled Sorghum Straw Sheets, Turquoise
-Meld Micro Recycled Glass and Concrete Slabs, Saddleback
-Durat recycled solid surface for horizontal or vertical surfaces, color 280

Nest of Sustainable Materials


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