Woven wire mesh

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about woven wire mesh

Project • By Banker Wire • Apartments

Mercer Island Cabinetry

This exquisite full-house remodel merges a feature-heavy addition with a reimagined floor plan to create an expansive main home and a stunning accessory dwelling unit (ADU). Focused on functionality, designers at Model Remodel added hundreds of square feet of new living space, a full-remodeled ADU, a new kitchen, an attached garage, two new bedrooms, and so much more. Just minutes from Seattle, this sustainable Mercer Island remodel is a dream home made real. The fully remodeled kitchen stands out as the centerpiece of the main living area, while the dining room exudes sophistication with its built-in cabinets and wrap-around countertop that seamlessly connect the spaces. The beautiful new walnut cabinets are adorned with the Banker Wire S... More

Project • By Banker Wire • Offices

The Stratton House

Resonate Interior Architecture, a leading firm renowned for its innovative designs, embarked on a remarkable journey to breathe new life into a Grade II listed building in Green Park, London. The once tired and run-down commercial space awaited a transformation that would elevate its stature and redefine its essence. Embracing the challenge, the team at Resonate Interior Architecture set out to seamlessly marry historic charm with contemporary functionality. Collaborating closely with Amron Architectural, Banker Wire’s UK representative, the team worked on a restoration that would honor the building’s heritage and infuse it with modern allure. Banker Wire A standout feature emerged from this teamwork – incorporating... More

Project • By Banker Wire • Offices

Rawda Tiered Ceiling Feature

Rawda, a suburban gem nestled in the Capital Governorate of Kuwait, embodies a harmonious blend of modernity and tradition. From its lush greenery to its vibrant community spirit, Rawda offers a delightful living environment for its residents. Among its architectural wonders lies a striking feature – the tiered woven wire mesh ceiling feature in the conference room, a testament to the area’s commitment to innovative design and functionality. At first glance, the conference room’s tiered ceiling captivates with its modern elegance and intricate design. Comprising multiple layers of rectangular shapes, each diminishing in size, this ceiling feature creates a mesmerizing tiered effect. Banker Wires representative in Kuwait,... More

Project • By Banker Wire • Private Houses

Saudi Arabia Residential Basement

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

Project • By Banker Wire • Universities

The Metworks Building – Access Creative College

The Metworks building in London was first constructed in 2006 and was recently renovated from an old accommodation space into a cutting-edge creative college. The old, outdated building is now home to one of the largest creative colleges for young adults in the United Kingdom. The college is spread across eight campuses throughout the UK, allows students to explore their creative side, and offers courses in eSports, games, media, music, and computing. Banker Wire Contact One collaborated closely with Amron Architectural, Banker Wire’s representative in the UK, and installed our L-62 woven wire mesh panels into frames and powder coated in traffic red to give a bold, bright, and eye-catching aesthetic. This collective effort contr... More

Project • By Banker Wire • Bars

American Express Centurion Lounge

American Express, a renowned global financial services company, is celebrated for its commitment to providing exceptional experiences for premium card members. To create a haven of luxury for Platinum and Centurion cardholders, American Express introduced the Centurion Lounge concept of exclusive spaces strategically located in major airports, offering a respite from the chaos of travel and providing premium amenities and gourmet cuisine. Banker Wire The design team developed a bar area at the Heathrow Terminal 3 lounge that adhered to American Express's brand image and radiated sophistication and elegance. TMJ Interiors collaborated closely with Amron Architectural, Banker Wire's representative in the UK, to ensure the design seamles... More

Project • By Banker Wire • Private Houses

Lincoln Park Home

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

Project • By Banker Wire • Residential Landscape

House of Reflection

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

Project • By Banker Wire • Residential Landscape

Open Concept Staircase

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

Project • By Banker Wire • Restaurants

Buffalo Wing Factory

Within Buffalo Wing Factory’s latest location in Leesburg, Virginia, the design team selected Banker Wire’s Delta 24RG balanced spiral weave pattern in stainless steel as a space divider behind the main hosting station. The scalable, flexible wire mesh is comprised of a spiral that is formed at a specific pitch and a crimped rod coinciding with the pitch to give the construction stability. The mesh is tensioned utilizing Banker Wire’s Round Thread flexible mesh mounting system, which leverages the strength of the mesh pattern. This tensioning process uses a rod inserted inside the spirals, while equally spaced eye bolts are placed at both the mesh’s top and bottom horizontal edges. The threads of the eye bolts are th... More

Project • By Banker Wire • Exhibition Centres

Pikes Peak

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

Project • By Banker Wire • Restaurants

Catch Steak

Catch Steak is a high-end restaurant that serves premium steak and seafood dishes in a stylish and trendy setting. The restaurant is renowned for its vibrant ambiance, modern decor, and celebrity clientele. Catch Steak is known for incorporating unique flavors and presentations that appeal to customers looking for a luxurious dining experience. Catch Steak is known for its chic decor, creating an upscale and trendy atmosphere. The restaurant’s design typically features a contemporary and sophisticated look with elements of modern elegance. Wonho Lee The warm, intimate restaurant features rich wood and blackened metal accents interspersed with moments of lush greenery and garden-like spaces. Envisioned by the Rockwell Group and M... More

Project • By Banker Wire • Housing

Bellevue Game Room Cabinetry

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

Project • By PSA Arquitetura • Apartments

Casa Brasileira

PSA ARQUITETURA SIGNS RESIDENTIAL PROJECT SUPPORTED BY 'Y' SHAPED PILLARS  With a design that pays homage to Brazilian modern architecture, the Casa Brasileira Itaim building seems to float 19 meters above the ground. Located in the heart of Itaim Bibi, in the city of São Paulo, the Casa Brasileira Itaim project was designed by the collective of architects from PSA Arquitetura as a tribute to the masters of Brazilian modern architecture. Supported by Y-shaped pillars - one of the project's technical differentials - it floats 19 meters above the ground.   Nelson Kon The high standard project, built with a slender concrete blade and a slightly rotated mezzanine, presents two main volumes: the building and the leisure... More

Project • By Banker Wire • Bars

Hotel Scandic Örebro Central

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