05 / Fixtures / Displays / Remodels
From a single custom fixture to finish work across an entire restaurant, the physical work has to fit how the business actually operates.
The work
I have spent more than fifteen years building practical work for restaurants, bars, offices, studios, and other Central Texas businesses.
The scale can be one counter or a full commercial build-out. I work from how the space is used, what has to hold up, and what the larger schedule allows, then build the answer around those constraints.
Selected clients
Collaborators are noted where they were part of the job.
Selected project work
A closer look at selected restaurant, bar, and hospitality work.
Bouldin Acres / Menchaca
Interior fabrication, outdoor television housings, and new functional woodwork around the covered shuffleboard court.
With Alberto Apodaca.
01 / Bar and interior work
02 / Outdoor shuffleboard structure
Chuy's
Work by Beau Harris and Alberto Apodaca, contracted by John King Construction.
01 / Interior work and patio ceiling
02 / Shed build and completion
Cheers Shot Bar
Deck repairs paired with custom-built bench seating for the outdoor space.
Ground-up construction
About a decade ago, I worked full-time for a Central Texas shed builder, constructing buildings from the ground up rather than arriving for one isolated phase.
Many of those structures were later finished as backyard studios, guest spaces, or small living suites. That experience gave me a foundation in thinking through an entire small building as one connected system, from the first structural work through the exterior finish.
The useful part
A counter can also be storage. A display can also hide access. A wall can move. A piece that looks simple may be solving several awkward problems behind it.
Have a business problem that needs a physical answer?
Send it over →