The image above shows panels cut for Fogo de Chão. These panels were mounted to metal door frames which tuck into the wall when not in use.
Another view of the tree design for Fogo de Chão.
The image above shows panels cut for Fogo de Chão. These panels combined a wood veneer with rectangular brass inserts.
The image above shows panels cut for Fogo de Chão. This door design combines stainless steel with wood veneer.
These decorative panels were cut from 1/4" baltic birch plywood. My customer sandwiched these between two panels of glass for a restaurant entry.
This decorative panel was edge-lit by my customer. Turned out great!
This is the backdoor to our shop. I created a "holes version" of VSGS34 so that no one could reach through and open our latch.
This was a fireplace screen using design DS8.
This was our front door before installation
This is a customers leaf design waiting for pickup. I believe it was used on a restaurant wall.
These panels are used to hide pool equipment. The material is Corten which is an architectural steel specifically designed for outdoor use. It forms a decorative rust finish that self seals.
This is the same panel as above. A single LED spotlight was used to illuminate the design at night.
These panels were created to replace a typical wooden fence type yard gate. The material used was 11ga aluminum with a decorative black with silver rub painted finish.
During installation of some panels used for a building facade. 24 total panels were seamed together for this.
Final install with lights for the 24 building facade panels.
Tree Design panels installed between glass of front door.
Pocket doors with cross design panel fronts.
Pocket doors with modern tree design fronts.
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