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The JDavis Interiors division is a group of dedicated individuals with a wide range of experience. The firm has an extensive portfolio that includes office, retail, and restaurant environments.
Services are customized to accommodate each client's needs and range from initial space analysis and programming to complete design, finish-out, furniture and materials selection, and move-in.
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18 Seaboard Restaurant
Raleigh, North Carolina |
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The owner of 18 Seaboard wanted the experience of dining at his restaurant to be remembered as a journey. An experience that surpasses the patron’s expectations. The most highly ranked objectives were “Warm”, “Inviting” and “Comfortable”… Followed by “Casual” and Unique”. The concept of the space was really derived from the action of a walking journey through the space. Knowing from the onset that the front door would be in the back of the space, JDavis decided to place the bar here. Most patrons who are waiting for a table will be encouraged to sit at the bar/lounge area. Once the table is ready, the host will escort the guests through the walking journey of the space… the Resin Ceiling Panels above represent “stepping stones”… they guide guests through a narrowed corridor, past the Private Dining Room, and into an open Main Dining Hall. The “journey” plays on the experience of spatial envelopes; Larger, more voluminous spaces that narrow into smaller areas, then open up again to emphasize the varied spaces within 18 Seaboard.
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1705 Prime
Raleigh, North Carolina |
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The renovation and building addition of this 8600 SF restaurant resulted in a complete makeover of a 1980’s structure that now provides Raleigh with an up-scale, contemporary steakhouse experience which is unique to the region. The Design Team worked closely with the Client as well as the Contractor to develop a facility that serves the needs of multiple functions. From high-end dining to receptions and weddings, the new facility is well suited to meet the needs of various celebratory events.
The JDavis Interiors team established the concept of “cool ranch” which marries elements of a more traditional steakhouse (ranch-type field stones, metals such as copper, and an abstract “tornado” sculpture which hovers over the reception desk) with a cool, contemporary palette of materials (mint greens, modular carpets, contemporary lighting, and sheer draperies which offer various table options for intimacy or openness.) An existing patio area was removed and a new 1300 sf Private Dining facility was built in an American Ranch style design. This addition provides direct access to the Stinger Lounge, a completely remodeled bar area that now features warm, contemporary lighting, lounge seating, and an exciting bar with a built-in aquarium as its backdrop. The result is a dynamic series of spaces that afford the client the opportunity to provide a wide range of options to its patrons in a custom designed, unique facility.
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Hi-5
Raleigh, North Carolina |
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Hi5 is located in the Glenwood South corridor of downtown Raleigh. Taking the traditional sports bar setting a step further, Hi5 features 10 flatscreen televisions, comfortable couches, private dining alcoves, and plentiful bar seating while keeping the overall aesthetic feeling rich and warm. Dining niches allow guests to retreat and enjoy the upscale menu and quiet conversation.
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Michael Dean's
Raleigh, North Carolina |
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The relocation of a well-established Raleigh restaurant called for the remodel of an existing 7000 square foot restaurant that would reflect the Client's desire to provide a comfortable, upscale atmosphere. Working with interior components already available, the JDavis design team remodeled the public dining and bar areas to create a brighter, more contemporary atmosphere. An existing lounge area adjacent to the bar was remodeled into the restaurant's signature Oyster Bar with focal design elements such as a granite bartop and unique back bar shelving and lighting. Two new private dining rooms were developed with custom-designed moveable partitions that enable the Client to provide flexible dining areas for large parties or smaller, more intimate functions. By utilizing contemporary colors, lighting and materials and involving the Client in major design decisions within a very restrictive schedule, the JDavis team transformed the space into a bright and contemporary, yet intimate atmosphere.
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O2 Fitness
Wilmington, North Carolina |
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O2 Fitness is designed as an innovative and exciting health club for the health-conscious professional. For the company's 12,300 square foot Wilmington location, an aquatic concept, based loosely on the club's beach-front community, developed a thought-provoking, dynamic series of spaces. From the curvilinear, opaque "aquarium wall" which shrouds the aerobics room, to the "Jelly Fish" lights that change color throughout the day above the cardiovascular equipment, the club provides a unique atmosphere in which to escape the everyday world around it. O2 Fitness in Wilmington is one of the several O2 Clubs designed by JDA.
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Vivo Ristorante and Mercato
Raleigh, North Carolina |
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Vivo (the Italian word meaning "life" or "to live!") draws its concept from the rich architecture of the Tuscany region in Northern Italy. The vivid colors and textured plaster walls of this restaurant reflect the natural clays, fruits, and wildflowers found in the region. Inventive, moveable millwork system allows the restaurant to emulate a bistro atmosphere during daytime hours and transform into a high end, formal environment at night.
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Duke Corporate Education
Durham, North Carolina |
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A 30,000 SF former tobacco warehouse now serves as the Headquarters for Duke Corporate Education. The three floors are organized around an oval shaped monumental staircase that features a library at it's core, and welcomes guests on the second floor.
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Storr Office Environments, Inc.
Raleigh, North Carolina |
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A 23,000 SF office and showroom and a 112,000 SF warehouse/distribution center. The building houses a model work environment that functions as a "working" demonstration of the company's office systems. Functions are organized metaphorically along a "main street" complete with a "town square," "cafe," "post office" and "town hall".
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