Smart Design Traditional is a style of classic, calm, orderly and consistent designs inspired by 18th and 19th century décor. Traditional aesthetics is ideal for those who love antiques, artwork by masters, and historic elements.
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BEDEL
BEDEL is the union of Rosewood veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. As one of the world's most commonly exported and dwindling of wood species, Smart Designs continues to take a lead in the use of rosewood that is plantation grown over forest harvested. High prized by the design and music communities for its reddish tones, straight grains, high strength, and acoustical values, the wood within Bedel also is also known for its distinctive rose-like scent. Have a project that needs the sound turned up, let Bedel play a lead role.
CANE AND ABLE
CANE AND ABLE is the union of an architectural stainless steel mesh within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Similar in appearance to the traditional hand caning weave comprised of a series of large octagons surround by round holes, Cane and Able, like its furniture counterpart, is one of the most durable and long-lasting design patterns over the past several centuries. Easily recognized and often misidentified, Cane and Able is simply good design always at the ready.
CANOPEA
CANOPEA is the union of Walnut Burl veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Popular among both Architects and Interior Designers for its cooperative nature, Walnut with its rich brown coloration puts itself in a class of hardwoods with few equals. Named after the upper zone or crown of mature trees, Canopea features a wood known for its dimensional stability, shock resistance, and good strength albeit minor surface voids. Looking for wood that doesn't trail behind, Canopy can cover any design.
CATERFOIL
CATERFOIL is the union of an architectural stainless steel mesh within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Resembling the historic tracery found found throughout European art and architecture, in which ornamental design is comprised of four equal lobes of flower origin, Caterfoil depicts the beauty in symmetrical and overlapping circular shapes. A favorite among luxury today's brands, and a classic symbol of good luck, let Caterfoil be your design's four leaf clover.
CATERINA
CATERINA is the union of Sapele Pommele veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Sapele is one of the most commonly exported of all wood species from Brazil and is highly favored by designers as both a substitute for genuine Mahogany and for its unique pommele, or rain drop, finish. With numerous twists and turns, the wood within Caterina is also reminiscent of the hundreds of innumerable curves and switchbacks along iconic Route SC-390 in the state of similar name. Seeking a design alternative, let Caterina show you the path.
CHATKAL
CHATKAL is the union of Walnut Flat Cut veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. With a nod to one of the regions of Central Asia that houses the largest walnut forest in the world, its hard to overstate the popularity of Chatkal with the country's leading Architects and Interior Designers. In fact, walnut's cooperative working characteristics, coupled with its rich brown coloration, dimensional stability, and strength, make it a hard nut not to be considered.
CITADEL
CITADEL is the union of charcoal finished patterned stainless steel within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Resembling the outward appearance of period armor and armament, Citadel features the bold symmetry of recessed ovals into a uniform pattern. Sourced from the European region of its name sake origin, Citadel remains a design champion.
FERGANA
FERGANA is the union of Walnut Quarter Cut veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. With a nod to one of the two regions in Central Asia that houses the largest walnut forest in the world, local stories abound about global use of Fergana in architecture, furniture design, and automobile interiors. Elegant yet understated, enthusiasm for walnut from the silk road is hard to quantify with a nut shell.
FLAME ON
FLAME ON is the union of a leading mirror finished colored aluminum within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. With a strong emphasis on movement from a complete stand still, Flame On illustrates the creative and visual possibilities in the interplay of color, light, and reflection. Bold and with presence, Flame On is a hot choice in any designed environment from specialty retail to hospitality.
FRET
FRET is the union of an architectural stainless steel mesh within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Reminiscent of the raised metal elements and strings on the neck of a stringed instrument, Fret draws its inspiration from the rectangular shapes and spacing created through the intersection of horizontals and vertical elements of varying thickness. Familiar with numerous design applications, Fret marks where artistry and creativity play.
GALENA
GALENA is the union of thin slate veneer within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Reminiscent of the rock faces climbed in one's youth, Galena depicts the beauty to be found within nature and the surprises found in its exposure. Formed from thousands of years of heat and pressure from compression, slate use and applications never cease to amaze. Have a hard decision to make, look no further than Galena.
HARREE
HARREE is the union of Ebony veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Highly valued for its fine texture, polished finish, and depth of color, the dense ornamental wood within Harree remains among the most highly sought after within the design community. Deriving its named from ebony's historic and favored status in the creation of wands, let Harree change an ordinary project into something magical.
JAMBO
JAMBO is the union of Moabi Quarter Cut veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. From the Swahili word for "Hello", Moabi or Pearwood is harvested from one of the largest trees in equatorial Africa whose immense size ensures large volumes of veneer well suited for architectural and interior design use. Regarded for its shimmering luster that refracts light, the wood within Jambo ranges from pinkish brown to rich red in color with a straight grain and fine even texture.
KALA
KALA is the union of a leading patterned stainless steel within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Reminiscent of hand crafted old-world armour, Kala features the symmetry of a scaled pattern, the fluidity of a quatrefoil, and the quiet reliability of years of experience. Derived from the Arabic word for castle or fortress, Kala stands strong with Architects, Interior Designers, and Graphic Specialists.
KGALAGADI
KGALAGADI is the union of Wenge Quarter Cut veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Infamous for its intricate and interwoven black streaks set upon a reddish brown background, Kgalagadi (pronounced "khal-a-ga-dee") remain a favorite among Architects and Interior Designers for its durability, strength, and toughness. With a name shared with one of one of the continent's largest national parks, Kgalagadi stands out as one of the premier dark woods and is considered a viable substitute for specifics ebonies. Bold and distinctive, Kgalagadi continues to feed the designer's eye.
KHAN
KHAN is the union of an architectural stainless steel mesh within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Resembling the x-bracing concept of a famed Engineer and Architect, in which laterals loads are transferred to the vertical members to create more floor area, Khan illustrates the elegance of many structural patterns and their application to art and design. Simple yet complex, Khan shows that "X" always marks the spot in design.
KITAAR
KITAAR is the union of an Ovangkol wood veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Winner of the wood with the most aliases, Ovangkol is a straight grain, moderately durable, and coarse textured African wood well known by designers seeking an alternative to the tonal properties of Rosewood. A favorite among those in the manufacturing of guitars and woodworkers, Kitaar likewise draws its very name from the regional street instrument of similar profile.
KONAN
KONAN is the union of Macassar Ebony veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. As a homage to the Indonesian long house of similar name, with upswept and sandback ends, Konan is comprised of a local wood with straight to interlocking grains, medium texture, good luster, and dramatic stripes. Sourced primary from Sulawesi, Konan proves that no design is an island when it comes to Architects or Interior Designers.
LACEE
LACEE is the union of a leading digital image within transparent surfaces of glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Resembling the finish work of Flemish masters, Lacee is characterized by the same openwork pattern and filigree made famous in fabrics through plaiting, knotting, looping, or twisting. Commonplace on the fashion runway, Lacee continues to net new acclaim and accolades in hospitality, wellness, and food retails.
MANHATTAN
Manhattan is the union of an architectural stainless steel mesh within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Resembling the grid plan of America's largest city, in which streets and avenues run at right angles to each other, Manhattan depicts the beauty of directness of route and the artistry found a simple geometric pattern. Clean and concise, Manhattan bring style and design to being square.
MARRAKESH
MARRAKESH is the union of an architectural stainless steel mesh within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. In a world filled with familiar designs, Marrakesh is an answer towards those who favor intricacy of middle eastern design and the striking architecture from riads to souks. Solid with a delicate note, Marrakesh demonstrates the artistry of simple shapes blended within a designer's tagine.
MASADA
MASADA is the union of a leading patterned stainless steel within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Resembling a pattern made famous during the height of metal craftsmanship, Masada is characteristic of beauty and artistry that can be found in the design of functional items. Simple yet bold, Masada has the strength to take on any design challenge or project type.
MERRIMACK
MERRIMACK is the union of a leading raised bright finished natural stainless steel within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Evoking the same strength of an historic southern ship of similar name, Merrimack is a modern twist on a traditional scaled metal pattern. Displaying a bold and quiet confidence, Merrimack, like Monitor, continues to sail ahead in design.
MINARET
MINARET is the union of an architectural stainless steel mesh within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Reminiscent of the honeycomb grill patterns found within the portholes and windows of historic structures within the subcontinent, Minaret depicts the craftsmanship and artistry typical of eastern designs. Highlighted by its solid yet open feeling, Minaret use in within contemporary design is beyond finial.
MONITOR
MONITOR is the union of a leading raised bright finished blue stainless steel within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Evoking the same strength of an historic northern ship of similar name, Monitor is a modern twist on a traditional scaled metal pattern. Displaying a bold and quiet confidence, Monitor, like Merrimack, continues to sail to the forefront of classic design.
NEWPORT
Newport is the union of interlaced veneer, from wenge lumber, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Resembling the rope patterns employed to support the masts and set the sails of the harbor's tall ships, Newport illustrates the simple beauty that can be found in design of functional elements. Unmistakable and mesmerizing, Newport is always on the starboard side of design.
NIKKO
NIKKO is the union of Tamo Ash veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. High prized by designers for its turbulent marking and striking color contrasts, the wood grains within Nikko, like the paths within the Japanese forest of similar name, may be swirly, curly, or wavy. Completely unique, with its closet in appearance to Quilted Maple, Tamo Ash is sometimes called "Peanut" because of the figure patterns created by vines which wrap themselves around the tree’s trunk, restricting the flow of nutrients, and causing growth in an uneven stop-and-go manner.
OZARKA
OZARKA is the union of Knotty Oak veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Favored for its natural, figured, and rustic appearance, Knotty Oak popularity ensures large volumes of veneer well suited for architectural and interior design use. With an alternating tight to porous grain, and a medium to coarse texture, Ozarka takes it name from a major American region in which the wood is native. In fact, North America has the largest number of species of Oak making Ozarks a ready sources as a finish material. Cannot see the forest for the trees, then let Ozarka help your design to branch out.
PICARD
PICARD is the union of an architectural stainless steel mesh within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. With a surprising similarity to the icons and patterns of the earliest of electronic and arcade games, Picard in fact draws its inspiration from the screen and frieze designs of Aegean art and architecture. Comprised of familiar geometrical shapes in alternating arrangement, Picard boldly wants to go where no other design has gone before.
RED ROSES
RED ROSES is the union of preserved freeze-dried red rose petals within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. The petals are harvested from family farms dedicated to celebration and special events, and applied in random, yet balanced, arrangement. Elegant, simple, and easily recognized, let Red Roses and its variations be part of your design vocabulary and processional.
ROUGE
ROUGE is the union of Figured Movingui wood veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. As with so many other lustrous woods, Figured Movingui can be quite vibrant with a highly pronounced mottle or ripple figure. Known for its straight to interlocking wavy pattern, fine and even texture, and naturally high luster, the wood within Rouge is becoming as popular with designers as the provincial day of planting 10,000 trees of similar name.
SERENGETI
SERENGETI is the union of a Figured Bubinga veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Reminiscent of the trees found in the national park of similar name, Bubinga is an immensely popular African hardwood, which is as much loved for its strength and beauty as it is for it quirky name. Bearing a close resemblance to rosewood, Bubinga is also characterized by its unique flamed, pommele, and waterfall grain patterns, that makes Sergenti a go to within design.
STOWE
STOWE is the union of tapped spalted maple wood veneer within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. The veneer is from trees found deep in the northern woods and features a balanced splat lining, random tap holes, tight knots, fine cracks, and impact from insects. Also depicting the after effects sugar harvesting, Stowe further imparts an enhanced aesthetic based on a direct connection to both nature and the ability of people to live off the land.
STREAMLINE
STREAMLINE is the union of a leading digital image within transparent surfaces of glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Reminiscent of the latter period of the Art Deco movement, Streamline is characterized by rich colors, bold geometric shapes and lavish ornamentation. Abstract with definite purpose, Streamline flows into a variety of designs.
TANGLEWOOD
TANGLEWOOD is the union of interlaced bamboo veneer, within glass, polycarbonate, or acrylic. Reminiscent of the picnic baskets that lie upon tartan blankets and line great lawn behind the music shed, Tanglewood illustrates the elegance of this classic woven pattern. Easily recognized and familiar to most, Tanglewood is always in concert with any design.