INDUSTRY PARTNER PRODUCT DESIGN, #25. This project consisted of a bar with seating for six, as well as a bar back area that opens and closes behind large.

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INDUSTRY PARTNER PRODUCT DESIGN, #25

This project consisted of a bar with seating for six, as well as a bar back area that opens and closes behind large sliding doors. The main materials are high gloss black laminate, and Chrysalis laminated plexiglas. The countertop is black granite. The sliding doors open to reveal glass shelves hung from stainless steel cables, backed by a full mirror. Appliances and a sink were incorporated into both the freestanding bar & the back bar

Bar built from high gloss black laminate, plexiglas, mirror & glass shelves.

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