The spirit behind this interior project was to create a more welcoming space for visitors at the STEM Library Lab, most of whom are teachers throughout the New Orleans area. Three sets of booths serve as the heart of the project and provide a semi-private area for users to relax or get work done. Together, the booths also help enclose a print and copy center that houses much of the equipment and machinery that the visiting teachers use. A 16 feet tall wall of shelving displays and celebrates some of the many items available for teachers to borrow for their classes, and a spacious front desk aids the librarian in organizing all of these items. Additionally, a kitchen area was constructed for special events, as well as a small planter to liven up the lab’s entrance area. The majority of the project is made from 3/4” plywood sheets, while some polygal is implemented for its translucent properties. Furthermore, royal blue and turquoise ropes create a dynamic ceiling element throughout the space. Together, all of the different pieces aim to warm the space and provide an enjoyable experience for all.