The Stable | Private Social Club

The Stable | Private Social Club

social club + interior build-out

downtown nashville, tn

1st ave | b.b. kings building

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Unparalleled Hospitality.

When The Stable decided to move after 17 years, they chose to work with Paradym’s Interior Design team to create a vibrant and exclusive new space for their new members only social club. The Stable has built a reputation for offering unparalleled hospitality with its eventful and drama-free setting for its limited membership and their invited guests. Their new space is taking it up a notch in Downtown Nashville.

Saltworks Security

Saltworks Security

OFFICE TENANT IMPROVEMENT & BUILD-OUT

Murfreesboro, TN

PROJECT OVERVIEW

A Collaborative Space for Tech Industry Professionals.

Saltworks, a Georgia-based application security consulting firm, was looking for a location in Middle Tennessee for their new development headquarters. They chose Paradym to create an industrial, contemporary space that will attract new hires from Tennessee’s largest university, Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU).

The design offers industrial textural finishes using warm reclaimed wood, concrete and metals with pops of their corporate color. Paradym used dynamic ceilings and lighting to define different spaces within the open office.

Paradym strategically emphasized the top floor views by creating a corner living and game room, and centralized work café to anchor the departments and further reinforce their social corporate culture.

Vision.

The execs at Saltworks envisioned a modern industrial workspace with touches of their brand’s bright green and plenty of room for focused individual work, collaborative group sessions and an open common area/break room. Glass and concrete elements would bring the clean, open look they pictured, while neutral textiles and natural textures could provide team members with an inviting, inspiring work environment.

Process.

Because the office space was ready for buildout, Paradym went straight to work on space plans and mood boards. Saltworks stakeholders were particularly interested in the opportunities for space definition, so Paradym used 3D renderings and virtual reality to present options.

Execution.

No structural renovations were necessary in the brand-new building, but Paradym guided Saltworks through the development process with value engineering—choosing finishes and making other design decisions based on priority and budget.

Meet the Team Behind the Design.

Jamie Warner

STUDIO LEAD + INTERIOR DESIGNER

Tyler Thayer

PRINCIPAL + ARCHITECT, RA, NCARB

SteelSummit

SteelSummit

Office tenant improvement & build-out

murfreesboro, tn

PROJECT OVERVIEW

A New Corporate Headquarters

Paradym was approached by a new Client moving into our Fountains at Gateway project. SteelSummit desired a new North American Corporate Headquarters. The new office build-out would host their C-Suite, HR and Accounting Department. The design needed to be sleek, modern and incorporate lots of glass.

Meet the Team Behind the Design.

Jamie Warner

STUDIO LEAD + INTERIOR DESIGNER

Tyler Thayer

PRINCIPAL + ARCHITECT, RA, NCARB

Vintage Vine 100

Vintage Vine 100

Wine Bar + interior build-out

Cool Springs/Franklin, TN

PROJECT OVERVIEW

An Eclectic and Inviting Wine Bar.

Vintage Vine 100 owner and resident sommelier Darlene Bailey Thompson wanted to create a singular space with an upscale atmosphere where she could introduce customers to the world’s best wines and serve them carefully selected small plates.

Vision.

Darlene sees wine-making as the intersection of farming, science and art—a combination of disciplines she holds dear. Bringing together modern, vintage and rustic elements would give Vintage Vine 100 an ambience that was both sophisticated and welcoming.

Process.

Mood boards were created to capture the feeling of high-end comfort Darlene was picturing. Lighting was particularly important, as Vintage Vine 100 would need to set the scene not only for cozy get-togethers but also wine tastings and wine appreciation classes. Paradym’s designers set out to maximize the wine bar’s _____ square feet, making the most of every cubic inch and filling every corner with elegance and charm.

Execution.

The building at 4051 Aspen Grove Drive was already under construction but not originally designed with a tenant in mind, allowing for owner/architect/contractor collaboration. Planning the space at that stage of development allowed for some custom-built details, including installing an intricate wood inlay design in the concrete floors and creating a back-bar display that stored at least 100 unique bottles of wine—fulfilling the promise found in the wine bar’s name. Efficiently mapped out rooftop and patio spaces resulted in ample—and Instagrammable—outdoor seating.

Meet the Team Behind the Design.

Jamie Warner

STUDIO LEAD + INTERIOR DESIGNER

Tyler Thayer

PRINCIPAL + ARCHITECT, RA, NCARB

MMC Aesthetics & Surgicenter

MMC Aesthetics & Plastic Surgery

MEDICAL OFFICE + tenant build-out

Murfreesboro, TN

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Creating a High-End Medi-Spa Experience.

Paradym designed and developed a sophisticated medi-spa space to bring Dr. Kattine’s vision for his clients to life. Home to Kattine Dermatology, Medling Plastic Surgery, U-Medispa and The Boutique, this two-story tenant build-out in the Fountains at Gateway building aimed to create a healthy and airy experience for patients through ample use of natural light throughout the space.

Meet the Team Behind the Design.

Tyler Thayer

FOUNDING PRINCIPAL + ARCHITECT

Kyle Prichard

PROJECT ARCHITECT

Keller Williams Franklin

Keller Williams Franklin

Office + tenant build-out

Franklin, TN

PROJECT OVERVIEW

An Updated HQ for a Real Estate Group.

Keller Williams Franklin needed to refresh their 11,000-square-foot office space and make it more functional for their staff and agents. The front, client-facing end of the building would get a total renovation, while the remaining areas would be cosmetically updated. 

Vision.

Our client was hoping for a brighter, more open, more comfortable place for their agents to work and meet with clients, so we planned a full redesign for the reception area, conference rooms and agent lounge. We would bring in more natural light, then raise the ceilings and incorporate architectural glass walls to allow the light to flow through the space. Making the office a convenient and functional place for agents would reach beyond aesthetics and furnishings, though; every space would be tech-forward and built for productivity.

Process.

We gutted and renovated the 3,000 square feet at the front of the building, overhauling the reception area and redesigning the conference rooms and agent lounge. The remaining 8,000 square feet was situated behind this client-facing space. It housed offices and only needed restyling: carpet, paint and furniture.

Execution.

It was important to learn how the Keller Williams Franklin agents worked, because an updated office should be stylish and interesting but also efficient. That meant effective space planning, with room for large meetings, small groups and private conversations—all with the latest technology. We kept touches of their brand red and introduced wood tones, black metal, angles and lots of glass. The result was a fresh and functional local HQ that met our clients goals on a modest budget.

Meet the Team Behind the Design.

Tyler Thayer

FOUNDING PRINCIPAL + ARCHITECT

Kyle Prichard

PROJECT ARCHITECT

Just Love Coffee Café

Just Love Coffee Café

Restaurant + Franchise Tenant Build-out

20+ States

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Franchise Build-out Architect

Paradym served as Architect for 50+ Just Love Coffee Café stores across the United States. The Just Love family serves amazing coffee and food with a give-back attitude towards each community. Eat. Drink. Love. At Just Love Coffee, they believe everyone deserves love and coffee!