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“What do America’s Publishing History & CCB Product have in common?”

by brooke

Norman Rockwell was discovered at the age of 22 by an editor of “The Saturday Evening Post.”  Rockwell’s illustrations of American Lifestylegraced more than 300 covers during his career with The Post.

“The Saturday Evening Post” and “The Ladies Home Journal” are 2 of the most well known publications of the Curtis Publishing Company.

The Philadelphia, PA historic home of The Curtis Publishing Company built in 1910 has been renovated to become a high end apartment community called Lyndon at the Curtis.  As a part of the renovation, a CCB custom banquette was incorporated into a communal lounge.

CCB “Monroe” Series- modified 

  • Custom height & depth
  • ISB with CCB Monroe welt & uph button detail
  • Stain enclosed base

Thank you to DAS Architects & Interiors and Peyton Brown for the opportunity to be a part of this unique project with a historic and modern vibe.

Let us know how we can be a part of your next project.

  • Welt & Uph Button Detail Standard on CCB “Monroe” Series inside back

Interior images from Lyndon at the Curtis’ website and social media postings & from Apartments.com and ForRent.com

“A Coastal Setting at Porter’s Neck Country Club- Wilmington.”

by brooke

This project will get you day dreaming of a vacation to the coast. Of course we are partial to the NC coastline!

Banquette seating was produced for Porter’s Neck Country Club located in Wilmington, North Carolina. CCB’s “Designer Special” Series was modified for single booths & a large “U” shaped banquette.”

  • Custom overall height
  • ISB with “push button” upholstery (no tufting or seaming)
  • Flat wrapped uph tops & uph end panels

 CCB’s “Designer Special” Series was modified for a large “L” shaped banquette.”

  • Custom overall height
  • ISB with “push button” upholstery (no tufting or seaming)
  • Flat wrapped uph tops & uph end panels
  • Modified smaller seat & tall base 
  • Base in plain plywood to have materials applied by others once on site

Thank you to Big Sky Design and our CCB Sales Representative, Quinton Macon for the opportunity to be a part of this project.  
Let us know how we can assist you with your next project.  

Plain plywood base to have materials applied by others once on site

Interior photos from Porter’s Neck Country Club website and social media posts & from Big Sky Design’s website.

Banquette Centerpiece & Configuration at Bazati

by brooke

Ever wonder how you can create more interesting seating configurations with basic components?

Bazati in Atlanta, GA is an industrial warehouse turned into a venue for lounging, dining, shopping, reading, and just generally enjoying life.  The Croatian word “Bazati” means “lounging around.”  Each space at Bazati was created with a unique nod to international flavor and culture.

One of the spaces, The Brasserie, is based on the design of informal dining in France, has CCB banquettes that are a perfect example of getting creative with seating configurations.

CCB’s “Diplomat” series was modified and produced in 3 large “U” shaped banquettes ganged together to create a seating “centerpiece.”  Straight wall benches were also used in other areas of the restaurant as well.

Vertical channel upholstery and a custom wood stain along with the blue upholstery specified lend themselves to the sophisticated look of this Parisian style space.

Thank you to Strategic Equipment LLC and our CCB Sales Representatives, Jeff Wells and Bill Snellgrove for the opportunity to be a part of the project.

Anyone ready for a trip to Paris or Atlanta?

Straight Banquette- 36″H w/ uph outside back (OSB) against windows
Straight Banquette- 42″H 

Interior images from Bazati’s website & social media posts, Alantamagazine.com and Yelp.com.


The Things Legends are Made of…….

by brooke

CCB has made it to Hollywood for the second time!  (First time in the Nicholas Spark’s book made into a movie “The Longest Ride.”)

CCB’s “Standard” Series booth with vertical upholstered channels added to the inside back makes quite a statement at Pink’s Hot Dogs in Camarillo, CA, a now Hollywood legend in hot dogs that was started in 1939 with a push cart.

For these channeled booths it takes quite a bit of precision. Each of the alternating color upholstery materials are sewn together and then channeled to achieve this look. And don’t forget the patterning required to have balance and symmetry with the colors on each piece. We are proud of our CCB team for the results!

Thank you to Benchmark Design Group for the opportunity to be a part of this project and to have celebrity occupants use our seating.

You never know what types of projects you might see CCB product on next!

Pink’s Celebrity Photo Wall

Seating for Resort Style Daily Living

by brooke

CCB’s product is being specified and built for more and more upscale luxury living apartment communities.  The amenities include clubhouses that encourage interaction between residents as well as entertaining visiting guests.

This might be best described as “Resort Style Daily Living.”  Similar to a recent project at Corsa Tuscan Village North in Salem, NH.

Custom Banquette

  • Wide Horizontal Uph Channels on the ISB
  • Uph ArmsCCB “Charlotte & Hickory” Series – Narrow Wood Frame & Tapered Wood Legs 
  • CCB’s Chestnut Stain

CCB’s “Concord” Series Banquette

  • Modified with a Stained Wood Base- CCB’s Chestnut Stain

Thank you to Executive Furnishings Inc. and our CCB Sales Representative, Dave Abramson for the opportunity to be a part of this project.

You never know where you might see CCB’s product next!

Interior images from Corsa Tuscan Village North website and social media postings.

CCB’s New Website- Check it Out!

by brooke

We are excited to announce that CCB Industries/ Carolina Custom Booth Co./ Carolina Custom Table Co. now has a New Website to showcase all of our standard as well as the custom product that we produce.

We have added a lot of new photos and tools to help you with your product selections. Ready to take a look?

Just click the link below. 

CCB’s New Website

And as always, thank you for supporting Manufacturing in the USA!

-Gregory & Amy Grady and the CCB Team


New CCB Catalog- Hot off the Press!

by brooke

We are excited to announce after a lot of hard work and efforts by our team, we have a NEW CCB Industries catalog to share! 

This catalog shows all of CCB’s standard product lines:

Carolina Custom Booth Co.Booth & Banquette Seating (upholstered, wood, & laminate), Bar Height Banquettes, Waiting Benches, Common Area Seating, & Barstools 

Carolina Custom Table Co.
Solid Wood Table Tops, Laminate Table Tops w/ some Veneer Options available, Vinyl Tops (for use with linens), Community Tables, Hinge Top Tables, Table Bases- Wood Column & Metal

Components & Tools to help make your selections such as Upholstery Details, Legs, Stain Colors, Distressing Techniques, & so much more.


So have we got your curiosity and do you want to see all that CCB has to offer?

Click on this link to an electronic version of the new catalog.

http:// https://carolinacustombooth.com/brochure/2019/

Or want to receive a paper copy of this new catalog?

Contact your CCB Sales Representativeor customerservice@ccbindustriesusa.com


Straight or Shaped- Cambria Philadelphia

by brooke

No matter what you need when considering banquette seating- straight or shaped, CCB can definitely provide (and deliver literally.)

The Cambria Hotel in downtown Philadelphia is a great example of this range, showcased in this modern boutique style hotel.

Custom Straight Banquette

  • Uph Arms
  • ISB with Uph “Push Buttons” (no seaming or tufting)
  • Nailhead Trim detail on arms and top of back
  • Uph Sinuous Spring Seat
  • Laminate base with cut outs for electrical units

Custom Shaped Radius Banquette

  • CCB “Designer Special” Series- modified
  • Plain Uph ISB
  • Sewn on Ends (in place of wrapped typical ends)
  • Uph Sinuous Spring Seat
  • Wood Legs in Custom Stain

Thank you to DAS Architects & Interiors and Peyton Brown for the opportunity to be a part of this project.

We hope you will find this inspiring for your next project!


Interior Photos from Cambria’s website and social media posts.

Upscale Living at Oak Creek

by brooke

It’s incredible how far apartment living has come and how many are centered around building a community with upscale amenities and shared spaces. 
Take a look at this custom banquette produced for Oak Creek Apartment Community in Lewis Center, OH.  

CCB’s Statesville Series was modified to create this statement piece!

  • Custom Height & Depth
  • Nailhead Trim in a “Panel” Pattern
  • Uph Arms
  • Uph Seat & Frame flush at the front
  • Wood Base stained in CCB Driftwoood 

Thank you to Champion Real Estate Services & Construction Co. and our CCB Sales Representative, Jay Dickinson for the opportunity to be a part of this project.  
Let us know how we can be a part of your next project.

Interior images from the Oak Creek at Polaris website.

Craftsmanship & Artistry – Canon & Draw Brewing Co.

by brooke
We love to share projects where the end user has the same philosophy as CCB.
 
Canon & Draw Brewing Co. located in Richmond, VA in the historic fan district prides itself on the “craftsmanship and artistry” of their beers. They have created an environment for their customers to pause and savor life.
At CCB, we pride ourselves in crafting our handmade products in the USA for the enjoyment and longevity of use by others.  We have our own building blocks and just like the basis of craft beers that we use to re-invent and create product for each new project.
For this project the CCB “Shop Special” was the basis with a few custom options to create this look.
 CCB’s “Shop Special” series- modified
  • Wood Top Caps & End Panels- added
  • Diamond Tufted ISB (inside back) – added
  • Wood OSB (outside back) – added
  • Uph 1 Piece “Big Seat”
“U” Shaped Booths were ganged together with shared top caps and end panels to create a unified look for all 3 of the banquettes.
Thank you to Campfire & Co. and our CCB Sales Representative, Jim Hoffman for the opportunity to be a part of this project.
Interior images from Canon & Draw’s website and social media postings and from Campfire & Co. website.