A growing, state-of-the-art robotics company contacted Mac Interior Design Inc to totally renovate the office portion of their facility.  The designers used glass partitions to visually expand the restricted office space.  Strand board, corrugated aluminum and stained concrete floors were used to convey the industrial nature of their business, as well as to adhere to their strict budget.  Pops of Wynright’s corporate red further branded the space.

Brookhaven Community College’s student union contained a cafeteria,  which was underutilized due to its desperate need of updating. The school tasked the designers to create a “wow” factor, transforming the space into a mecca for performances, surfing the net, social gatherings and dining. Mac Interior Design Inc used the large round columns with new surrounding ceiling clouds to emulate trees. Bold floor graphics and curved banquettes with mesh curtains designed three distinct areas – the internet cafe and two pods of dining. Bold rich colors and exciting geometric forms welcomed the students into their new campus home.

Upon the successful completion of the ATI career training center, Mac Interior Design Inc was commissioned to work on the company’s new automotive school.  Using stained plywood wainscoting, polished concrete floors and bright semi-gloss paint, Mac Interior Design Inc created an exciting learning environment for the students.  Even the work benches were painted bright red to match the exposed ductwork. Proposed, but never implemented, Mac Interior Design Inc designed an automotive themed photographic wall mural using circular wall sconces to mimic head lights and hub caps.

After hurricane Katrina destroyed the Lake Charles Airport in 2007, Jacobs Carter & Burgess was hired to design a replacement facility. The architects invited Mac Interior Design Inc to team with them. Instead of duplicating the standard modern state-of-the-art airport, the client asked the designers to interject a Louisiana theme. The ubiquitous state flower, the Iris, was incorporated into the relief wall panels. Iconic lanterns replaced fluorescent troffers and classical motifs were integrated into the terrazzo flooring. The restaurant and cocktail lounge were designed to mimic the festive mood of Mardi Gras.

IESI hired Nader Design Group to plan a new McKinney facility. An integral part of this building was the development of a Sustainable Training Center, showcasing the beauty of using sustainable design and building materials.  Mac Interior Design Inc created display walls with MDF and cabinets sporting recycled laminate counter tops and stained strand board cabinet fronts.  Two artful pendants, made of repurposed soda bottles, added sparkle to the display.