In late 2018, Casey started searching for a new space for Casework to call home. She met Kevin of Guerrilla Development and toured the 1950s automotive garage he was redeveloping. “There were no windows or drywall at the time, but I could see the potential.” Casey and her team moved into the Lavada Jones building the following August.

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We designed and fabricated desks that hide the power. It's nice to eliminate the clutter of power cords and avoid having to climb under desks to plug in a laptop or phone. Each desk has a trough with an easily removable lid that is connected to one power source. Great lighting is also key, including natural light, which is vital for selecting materials, colors, and fabrics.

CASEY ON the showstopper COUNTER

"I love our onyx counter. I saw them in a slab yard when looking for a client and took a photo because they were so unusual. When we were looking for slabs, I knew I wanted something unique, and they turned up again. We got them for a steal because they had been sitting in the slab yard for 16 years, and the owner wanted to unload them. I love them so much that I also had two large cheese boards and two small tabletops cut from the remnants."

CREDITS

Big thanks to Ben Carr of Brett Schulz Architect for supporting our design efforts as well as the entire Guerrilla Development team in being open to onyx counters!

Design Team: Casey Keasler, Miranda Williams, Haley Voght

Photography: Schoolhouse Electric and Lana Boelter

Interior Styling: Jorie Garcia and Casey Keasler

Press: Schoolhouse Electric