Architectural woven wire

When it comes to home design, basements often present unique challenges. They can be dark, cramped, and sometimes overlooked. However, basements can transform into functional and inviting spaces with creativity and the right materials. The family in this residence expressed a safety concern for their children and needed a solution for their staircase. The goal for this Saudi Arabian home was to create a solution that addressed safety concerns and added a touch of modernity to the basement. The inspiration for using the Banker Wire S-40 woven wire mesh lies in its versatility and visual appeal. Here’s how it aligns with the theme of the area: Modern Design: Wire mesh is inherently contemporary. Its clean lines and geometric patterns... More

The St. Regis San Francisco's signature fine dining restaurant, Astra, offers guests a luxury experience. Astra embodies extraordinary hospitality with modern-day sophistication and represents the epitome of northern California luxury expressed through local and cultural references. Kate Berry Kate Berry Designed by London-based design firm Blacksheep, the project was multifaceted. The vision was to create an independent, art-focused destination that is colorful, lively, and whimsical, all while capturing the SoMa neighborhood spirit and exuding St. Regis luxury. The result is pure Californian luxury – a design that anchors itself in the San Francisco landscape using subtle abstractions, rich textures, and soft metallics. U... More

The interiors at this Lincoln Park residence exude refined sophistication and timeless design. The experience begins at the illuminated foyer cabinet, where tasteful lighting sets the tone for a warm welcome. Adding an extra layer of elegance, the design team at Inspired Interiors incorporated Banker Wire's 3DZ-151 architectural wire mesh in the kitchen, foyer, and wet bar as cabinet inserts and partitions. This mesh's meticulous weaving provides increased rigidity through a balanced arrangement of the wires in the front and back. In the home's foyer, a beautifully illuminated cabinet warmly welcomes guests while providing a functional design element for the homeowners. The cabinet doors feature Banker Wire's 3DZ-151 mesh, providing a brea... More

An old and outdated 1980s house in the heart of Notting Hill, London, was converted into a stunning new build to create a unique space for the client to call home. Working closely with Amron Architectural, Banker’s representative in the UK, the Banker Wire IPZ-62 brass wire mesh was manufactured to be installed in bespoke frames. The architects at Amron requested an unfinished brass material for the external woven mesh panels. This design choice was made to allow the panels to gracefully patina over time, bestowing the building with an enchanting, aged look.  Banker Wire Banker Wire The patina is the result of the bare brass reacting with the surrounding environment in the UK, such as oxygen and moisture levels. This o... More

A compartmentalized 1960s home was overdue for an update, and the team from Model Remodel got to designing the flow of the kitchen and main floor. The homeowners received a modernized kitchen, additional storage, and a repositioned basement stairway that is now a beautiful architectural feature. During discussions about traffic flow, it was determined that moving the stairs to the basement was a goal. This repositioning would make for easier access to the basement from anywhere on the first floor and make the living space feel bigger. The Banker Wire P-286 pattern in a bare brass material was paired with the custom walnut stairway for continuity. The stairway is now both an architectural feature and a custom shelving unit. Leaving the bras... More

The Pikes Peak Complex Summit Visitor's Center is a groundbreaking architectural project in the Colorado mountains that spans an impressive 38,000 square feet. The Pikes Peak Complex Summit project aims to create a sustainable, aesthetically pleasing, and functional visitor center embedded into the southeast side of Colorado's iconic Pikes Peak. Rather than appearing as a structure placed upon the mountain, the facility was designed to feel like it is an inherent part of the mountain itself. Banker Wire As visitors step inside the visitor center, they are welcomed by expansive views of the sky and the majestic Mount Rosa. Educational exhibits have been thoughtfully curated to immerse visitors in the mountain's extensive history, clima... More

The Green House is a 12-story, mixed-use residential building at 10-25 Jackson Avenue in Long Island City (LIC), Queens. Developed by Charney Companies and designed by STUDIO V, the building holds an identifiable industrial design language reflective of the rich history of Long Island City.LIC was long renowned as the only site of terracotta production in the entirety of New York City, with the nearby New York Architectural Terra-Cotta Works building built in 1892. To commemorate this, the building’s facade is adorned with vibrant British racing green terracotta, fabricated in Emilia-Romagna, Italy. This contemporary glazed terracotta façade contrasts with luminous woven architectural mesh by Banker Wire, the leading manufactur... More

When combined with dark wood cabinetry in a game room, metal wire mesh can provide an appealing contrast and add a touch of sophistication to the space. Metal wire mesh introduces texture and dimension to the cabinet doors or panels. The mesh pattern breaks up the solid appearance of the dark wood, adding a layer of intricacy and visual complexity. It can create a sense of depth and play with light and shadow, contributing to an overall dynamic look in the game room. The Banker Wire SJD-21 in an Antique Copper finish conceals the shelving just enough to create a uniform look while still being able to locate your game of choice quickly. The shine of the metal wire mesh compliments the light from the LED light strips installed in the shelvin... More

Custom-made cabinets greatly impact a room’s total appearance and speak to the overall design and aesthetic. Renovating is an opportunity to ‘go bold’ and let the combination of metal and natural woods become a star design component. As you are defining your preferences for custom cabinetry, adding metal mesh will provide light reflectivity and a unique atmosphere.   While we have some clients who enjoy selecting unique colors and stains, there are a great many who prefer a more traditional look and feel for their cabinets. The Banker Wire M13Z-293 in a stainless steel finish complements the dark finish of the intricate woodwork. In addition, the woven wire mesh provides the ability to see the contents inside the ca... More

Banker Wire’s representative in Sweden, Pahlfer, was commissioned to manufacture metal mesh for Hotel Scandic Örebro Central. The Banker Wire M14Z-5 is used in custom sizes for their long menu board canopy that runs along the reception, cafe, and the long bar counter in the lounge. The dark oxide-plated metal meshes are mounted in black frameworks in the ceiling feature, as well as in the movable screens along the counter at their coffee station. Banker Wire Banker Wire Banker Wire’s wire mesh is often used in architectural and industrial applications but can be used in various ways. The wire mesh panels above the bar define the space within the room while also structurally holding the neon signage for the cafe.... More

The Chapman Tripp office space is much more than just a commercial building. Inside and out, the structure is a pinnacle of inspiring design work. Situated in the heart of Wellington, this stunning workplace features a modern blend of private spaces and a flexible open floor plan supported by the latest technological advances. This rich environment contributes to the critical work completed by one of New Zealand’s largest and most successful law firms. With a refined aesthetic throughout, Archant, Banker Wires representative in New Zealand, provided wire mesh as an integral addition to the layout. Jason Mann Two distinct styles of Banker Wire mesh were used in the office interior design: the S-32 & the TXZ-3. These products... More