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Project team
Client: Berits & Brown
Designer: Keppie Design
Main fit out and bespoke joinery: Elmwood
What began life as little more than a shell at the £330m Maxim Park in Glasgow has since been transformed into a licensed delicatessen and coffee shop for premium brand Berits & Brown.
Designed by Keppie Design with fit out and bespoke joinery by Elmwood, works included the installation of a timber insulated raised floor, plasterboard partitions, suspended tile ceilings and plumbing, along with internal decoration, feature lighting and a mix of hardwood flooring and striking monochrome floor tiles.
Completing the high-specification throughout, a number of statement pieces were custom made by Elmwood including beautifully crafted oak servery units and shelving, tables and breakfast bars, zinc panels and solid surface worktops.
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“With Phase 1 we had a traditional build tenement style contract which sold out very early thanks to positive feedback on quality. Phase 2 was more complex in construction but retained the element of quality finish which was so important for purchaser satisfaction.”
Project team
Client: Berits & Brown
Designer: Keppie Design
Main fit out and bespoke joinery: Elmwood
What began life as little more than a shell at the £330m Maxim Park in Glasgow has since been transformed into a licensed delicatessen and coffee shop for premium brand Berits & Brown.
Designed by Keppie Design with fit out and bespoke joinery by Elmwood, works included the installation of a timber insulated raised floor, plasterboard partitions, suspended tile ceilings and plumbing, along with internal decoration, feature lighting and a mix of hardwood flooring and striking monochrome floor tiles.
Completing the high-specification throughout, a number of statement pieces were custom made by Elmwood including beautifully crafted oak servery units and shelving, tables and breakfast bars, zinc panels and solid surface worktops.
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“With Phase 1 we had a traditional build tenement style contract which sold out very early thanks to positive feedback on quality. Phase 2 was more complex in construction but retained the element of quality finish which was so important for purchaser satisfaction.”