Kinetic Design and Development

An updated look at the mood board for our Bass Pro Shops project.

Custom interior woods, custom stone, Sherwin-Williams paint, Wilsonart plastic laminate, and Mohawk flooring are coming together to shape a space that feels rugged, warm, and connected to the outdoors.

Texture.
Contrast.
Character.
Detail.

Every finish plays a part in telling the story of the space, grounded, welcoming, and true to the Bass Pro Shops experience.

Before the site is selected, the project is already taking shape.

For financial institutions, the right location is not just about a parcel or an address.

It is about access.

Visibility.
Community fit.
Existing conditions.
Long-term growth.

Those questions shape the plan long before drawings begin.

At Kinetic Design + Development, we help teams connect early site conversations to what comes next: strategy, architecture, interiors, 3D scanning, and development support.

Bay Mourer and Dustin Ross are at ICSC Las Vegas this week having those conversations with teams planning new branches, renovations, relocations, and financial facilities.

Planning what is next?

Let’s start the conversation.

A space starts telling its story long before the walls go up.

This month’s material mood board features
Table Rock Community Bank, where every finish helps shape the feeling of the space.

Texture.
Color.
Contrast.
Warmth.
Trust.

For a community bank, the details matter because people feel them. They help create a space that feels grounded, welcoming, and connected to the community it serves.

That is the heart of interior design.

Not just what looks good, but what feels right.