Located in Atlantic City, Bobby Flay Steak was created as a modern take on the traditional steakhouse. 11,000-square foot space that fuses sleek, contemporary design elements that incorporate natural materials such as leather, cast glass and hewn woods.

The immediate view of the spaces features a wrap-around chandelier. Tipped with amber-colored resin blocks which are backlit with an LED cluster to create an energy efficient ambient light that fills the room. Amber uplights wash the front and back of the screen while cool-white down lights highlight it from the ceiling, creating a relaxing retreat away from the main dining room.

Low-voltage light-strip with frosted Xenon lamps was integrated into the top of the beam, pointing up towards the ceiling. A 1″ deep channel along the center of the beams was left open to allow the light-strip to pass between the beam and the ceiling. Low-voltage accents built into the beam ceiling are used to down-light the tables below, creating a romantic warm glow.