Toronto Furniture Design - Etobic » Store Fixtures

Custom Reception Desk

Eva Oravcova — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 03:03:06 +0000

Coming from commercial, custom mill-work field, always give our designs more realistic and up to scale appeal and this conceptual reception desk for Toronto client is no exception.

the challenge here was to accommodate comfortably two people behind the desk and make it look modern enough within the given budget and functional at the same time.

the high contrast of black and white high gloss finishing materials in this rendering, with combination of chrome posts, supporting the whole upper part of this reception desk should bring enough attention to this peace and appropriately represent its company.

Retail display system

Martin Pitonak — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 23:48:57 +0000

As a millwork detailer, it is my job to solve storage obstacles and find easier solutions for very complex furnishing problems. One of the most common problems, especially with store fixtures & retail displays, is the inability to rearrange them often. Iglum solves just that. The Iglum system is nothing more than a cube that comes in a box and is ready for its easy assembly. The Iglum cube is not only easy to assemble, but it also comes in many different colors and sizes. With a little imagination and creativity it can suite almost any space and you can create with it an infinite combination of different displays or storage shapes.

Exhibit booth display

Martin Pitonak — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 12:10:22 +0000

Exhibit booth displays and corporate kiosks are usually very complimented, for the most part curved or banded structures with one mission in mind – to get your attention. I jut had a change to work on one of these intricate designs for Toronto Pearson International Airport kiosk booth presenting new products of Capital One. Cool think about this whole design is that almost every peace that is on the floor is on casters and can be quickly rearranged or moved from one place to another. I had a chance to wok on many Toronto custom trade show / exhibition booths, displays, kiosks, and signs before but I have to say this one was one of the more intricate once.

Sprinkler Room

Martin Pitonak — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 00:18:59 +0000

Custom mill-work piece surrounding existing sprinkler pipes in basement of just recently finish Firkin Pub on King st. in Toronto downtown just one block east of Spadina st. Original design was suppose to have red doors to give it a traditional English / Irish pub look, but I believe they decided to paint them black so it kind a melt it all together in actuality. I’d love to share this beautiful custom millwork peace with you the way it was meant to be Extending the top trim gives it even lager header and finishing it with crown molding above the rabit molding trimmed recessed-panels.

Store Fixtures

Martin Pitonak — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 03:12:28 +0000

Very affordable and quick, low budged store fixture design done for a Toronto retail store selling optical products. The project was sitting in my files for more than a year after the store and millwork was finished by JDMcNicoll Interiors, so I decided to render it and share it with you. Nine, diamond shaped, mirror store fixtures with operable doors and storage shaving under the counter, combined with glass shelving displays in between each mirror store fixture unit makes it an enormous storage and display place. Reception desk with high and low counter tops and tone of drawers for storage. Slat wall in the back and glass display island in the middle of the store makes it a place for a very large quantity stock of selling items. All store fixtures were CNC cut and plastic laminated and each store fixture had three pot lights installed.