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Symmetrical front elevation of a two-story building with a gabled roof, tapered black columns, cedar posts, a stone-veneer base, double glass entry doors, and a cedar sign wall reading Wilding Wallbeds, under a blue sky.

Manufacturing & Office · Washington County, Utah

Wilding Wallbeds

Location
Washington County, Utah
Sector
Manufacturing & Office

A full facade transformation and interior build-out for a 25-year Murphy-bed manufacturer — from a dated stucco box with chevron awnings to a gabled, cedar-and-stone entrance — plus the reception, boardroom, break room, and manufacturing floor behind it.

NovaBuilt handled the facade renovation and interior build-out for Wilding Wallbeds, a family-owned Murphy bed manufacturer that has shipped solid-wood wall beds nationally for 25 years, with showrooms in St. George, Scottsdale, and El Segundo. The scope ran from the street-facing entrance and reception through to the boardroom, break room, and the manufacturing floor behind it.

Before and after

The two photographs were shot from different positions, so they are shown as a labelled pair. Neither image is retouched.

Three-quarter view of the building before renovation: tan stucco with chevron-shaped window awnings, a round window, a small gabled entry porch, and a Wilding Wallbeds sign panel.
Before
Symmetrical front elevation of a two-story building with a gabled roof, tapered black columns, cedar posts, a stone-veneer base, double glass entry doors, and a cedar sign wall reading Wilding Wallbeds, under a blue sky.
After
Reception with a light oak front desk carrying black lettering that reads Saving Space Beautifully, a dark slat wall with two wall lights, a walnut panel with the company logo, and a stone counter at left.
Reception
Lobby stair with solid timber treads on a black steel stringer and horizontal rod railing, beside a planter of snake plants, a live-edge side table, and tan leather chairs.
Employee break room with wood-topped tables, black chairs with wood backs, a pipe-bracketed counter with stools under a window, framed recognition plaques on the wall, and wooden double doors.
Break room
Boardroom with a recessed cedar-plank ceiling, round black pendants, an oak table, black leather chairs, a brick column, a landscape photograph, and windows onto the manufacturing floor.
Boardroom
Waiting area with two light grey armchairs, a round glass side table, and a potted tree in front of a wall of vertical wood slats over a dark backing.
Front office with a light stone-topped desk with a navy frame, a telephone, a monstera plant, tan leather armchairs, a live-edge coffee table, and a window looking out to a neighboring building and hills.
Close view of solid timber stair treads on black steel brackets beside a black steel post, with a wooden door at the top of the stair.
Boardroom seen down the length of an oak table with black leather chairs and desk pads, under a recessed cedar ceiling with round pendants, brick columns, and two glass whiteboards around a wall display.
Detail of the timber-tread stair with black horizontal rod railing, a snake plant in a planter, and tall windows behind.
Wilding Wallbeds logo and name in raised metal letters on a cedar-clad sign wall between smooth cream panels, with a blue sky and a stack of lumber behind a fence.
Upward view of the entry canopy with a cedar soffit and recessed lights, square cedar posts, a black fascia showing the address 3988, and stone veneer at the base.
Front elevation of the building with cedar posts, stone base, and the sign wall, with a white pickup truck marked Wilding Wallbeds and a black SUV parked on either side.
Rear of the manufacturing building with a row of roll-up loading dock doors, a yellow safety rail, a concrete ramp, and a Wilding Wallbeds trailer parked at one bay.
Front of the building at night, warmly lit from above, with cedar posts, a stone base, and the illuminated Wilding Wallbeds logo and name on the sign wall at right.
Facade at night