A mid-century interior is enhanced with subtle industrial references in this former printing factory.
A custom leather banquette adds warmth to the interior scheme.
New York design firm, Meyer Davis has transformed a former industrial print works in Chicago into a stylish American Brasserie, Proxi.
Preserving existing architectural elements, a mid-century interior is enhanced with subtle industrial references. Inside, a custom designed cement floor speaks to the building's heritage. Custom light fixtures hang from an original barrel-vaulted ceiling.
Photography by Dave Burk
The former industrial building is now a stylish American brasserie.
Factory style pendants, steel-framed windows, and subway tiles feature throughout.
