This rooftop restaurant design, with fully operable glass roof structure, exudes urban sophistication and elegance.  It’s the perfect spot to celebrate special occasions, date nights, or just unwind with friends while taking in the breathtaking skyline.

An artistic terrarium… an indoor pleasure garden full of lively artwork and living things. The design aesthetic is elegant and refined with a touch of whimsy.

Every night, the dining room comes alive with a light show reminiscent of warm summer nights spent chasing the elusive fireflies through green fields.

Italian Graffiti is intended for guests to dine under the stars, eating refined Italian courses with fantastic wine. Bellissima!

This flagship store for Aviator Nation, located at the Wynn Plaza Shops, exudes retro surfwear inspired vibes.  Custom murals throughout the space, a floor to ceiling back-lit stained glass art installation and vinyl album collage make this clothing and art gallery an unforgettable experience.

There is nothing quite like stargazing in the desert on a clear and still night. The silhouette of mountains can be perceived in the background while navy skies spotted with the glitter of stars and a crisp white moon guide you through the landscape of the La Madre mountains.

in the early 60's, many of the western and southwestern National Parks engaged in design upgrades that were inspired by mid-century modern aesthetics.

Asymmetrical clean lines and material palettes synonymous with the surrounding landscape created warm and inviting visitor spaces. This long appreciated design style became a hallmark of beautiful national parks and is woven into every aspect of La Madre Canyon Grill .

This fast casual restaurant is one of a kind. A customer experience centered around the custom wood fired rotisserie oven. With visible stacks of firewood integrated into the design we are reminded that food is fuel. 

A family friendly atmosphere with bright and inviting colors, warm woods and rustic materials capture the essence of warm nights by the grill, surrounded by loved ones.

The local Las Vegas brand opened their first out of state location in the Uptown district of Dallas, Texas in April 2019.  The design team worked closely with ownership to create a space that would stir interest and excitement for a new market. 

The Dallas location is home to the first full-service bar operated by SkinnyFATS and features an indoor / outdoor bar that opens onto an enclosed patio.  Community tables made with bent wood from the far east are a centerpiece for both the bar area and the upstairs mezzanine. 

The signature custom mural artwork is found throughout the space along with planter boxes filled with succulents, a high-top booth at the bar area that allows for full views of the entire space and unique lighting features with a sense of humor.

The 2nd location of the Kitchen Table restaurant comes to The Gramercy in southwest Las Vegas.   The existing eatery, located in Henderson, has a loyal following, with a popular breakfast, lunch and brunch menu in an casual setting.

 For Kitchen Table Squared, the owners had asked us to create an upscale modern dining experience, complete with formalized coffee/pastry bar and the addition of a new oyster bar - part of the added dinner menu.

The concept behind the design was to create a space that reflects the ideas of what it means to eat at your family's kitchen table -- free flowing conversations, the laughter of people sharing a moment and enjoying amazing food.   Guests (family) have a direct line of sight with the kitchen, where people can feel connected with the chef; and where the chef can feel connected with the family at his "Kitchen Table".

The space has various dining options all set within a larger dining room experience.  Kitchen Table Squared is bright and modern for day service and your boisterous weekend brunch, while at the same time offering an intimately lit and plush dining experience for evening guests.  

Vietnamese design and cuisine have been greatly influenced by French culture. The Tra Tea experience is inspired by Haussman Parisian style, complete with intricate mouldings made modern with white finishes throughout.

Touches of natural rattan woven cane are borrowed from both the tropics and French country design, blending the two design styles into something fresh and modern.

Vietamese tea is traditionally fruity, refreshing and vibrant. The clean white interior is contrasted by a brightly colored ceiling mural. These rich fluid colors are reminiscent of the milk swirling into a cup of tea.

Located in St. George, Utah, this unique dining experience explores the culinary flavors of the Jalisco region of Mexico. Guadalajara is the center of commerce, the home of mariachi music and a large ranching region.

Inspiration comes from materiality in the rural ranch setting. Worn leathers, braided ropes, metal accents and reclaimed wood mixed with colorful fabrics reminiscent of traditional dress.

These elements blend together offering guests an experience in the vibrant circular heart of the dining room or in the intimate setting of the bar; offering specialty Tequila cocktails.

The local Las Vegas favorite was looking to open their 6th location in Nevada and to take their brand design to a new level.  Located at The District in Green Valley Ranch, this new location offers a unique indoor / outdoor beer garden concept in addition to the main dining area that opens onto a large outdoor patio. 

The design team sought ways to strengthen and build upon an already identifiable brand by using many of the same materials seen in other locations mixed with some new architectural details. 

Additional design features included custom mural artwork throughout by a local artist, custom chandelier, a chrome plated built-in espresso machine, custom steel trellis with antique glass and hanging plants to complete the garden feel, and bar tops located at operable garage doors that bring the activity from inside to out.

Bok Bok Chicken opened four locations in Las Vegas area (Green Valley, Northwest, West Las Vegas, and a flagship store on Las Vegas Blvd). The new concept will feature Mediterranean dishes in a fast-casual setting.

At first a family kitchen, the owners wanted to share their delicious and authentic Mediterranean food with the public. The owners of Bok Bok Chicken wanted to create a mix of modern farmhouse and old Mediterranean design. Using the design elements from each of those styles, we designed a space with a clean and neutral palette by using a light wood, fresh white walls, and clean black lines.  Metal accents with honed concrete palettes compliment the space and remind guests of the straight-forward approach of the food with simple ingredients. 

All four locations are set to open by the end of 2019.

Located at the Southern Highlands Golf Clubhouse, this outdoor bar was created for club members to enjoy drinks and lively banter after a round of golf.

The pavilion was designed to appear as a natural extension of the existing clubhouse building, facing north to enjoy encompassing views of the course and the Las Vegas Strip.

SkinnyFATS HALLPASS is a new foodhall concept taking shape in Salt Lake City, Utah. SkinnyFATS restaurant group, a local Las Vegas favorite will be featured as one of the anchor tenants of this largely fun, dynamic and delicious new space. Situated in the center of the eclectic downtown Gateway, this project is still in development so check back for more information soon…

The Hyatt Regency is the premier brand for the Hyatt Hotels.  SUNHOUSE was designed to be built at the Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort as a flagship hotel for brand.  This 320,000 SF hotel has 300 rooms, convention space with breakout rooms, five unique restaurants, wedding gardens, pool and sun decks in addition to a 30,000 SF spa.  Committed to the art of hospitality as well as their environment, the hotel is designed to take advantage of its environment while also paying homage to desert sun.

Offered as a 4-star 250 room hotel with convention center and meeting area, the hertiage hotel is being developed for the United States Marine Corps by Forest City Development.  Located on a pristine site adjacent to the newly constructed Marine Corps Museum.  Built to host events from touring groups, to weddings and business conferences the hotel sits gently at the tip of the site, balancing, although not overpowering the museum.  **Projected completed as part of JMA Architecture Studios