JCI @ 3900 Willow – Deep Ellum

JCI’s office is located in a WWII industrial building at 3900 Willow Street that was converted into cool and creative multi-tenant office space. They recently leased a 10,000+ SF multi-level suite and designed a one of a kind space for their employees and clients. JCI’s president Andy Jones collected vintage travel trailers from the 1950’s to the 1970’s for the new office.

The second floor is a loft design with custom wood “pallet” workstations. Personal attention to detail has been given the office & everything is customized from the furniture,lighting, and artwork to the antique trailer

BONUS INFO!

Ethel:
Orange and silver exterior (at front entry)
1963 Mobile Scout 14 ft. camper built in Arlington, TX
Purchased in Tyler, TX
Office Manager’s trailer
Came with only her “bones”: no walls or floor
Exterior was painted and the floor is reclaimed gym flooring
Transaction counter and front window were cut and fabricated by Tim and Andy
Awnings were fabricated by Kathy and Bryan Russell
Upper cabinets are original but repainted
Deck is reclaimed lumber and fabricated by Tim York and Andy
Deck furniture is reproduction metal motel furniture

Blossom:
Red and white floral exterior with turquoise trim
1965 Midway Mid-jet 12 ft. camper
Purchased in Tyler, TX
CEO’s trailer
Came with the Red/White floral exterior but turquoise trim was added
Had a kitchenette and interior was gutted and reworked
Existing Kitchenette had original red stove/oven that was saved and converted into a side table
Beach theme with reclaimed gym floor & bamboo ceiling & burlap walls
Upper cabinets are original but repainted and recovered with drift wood cabinet pulls
Awnings were fabricated by Kathy and Bryan Russell
Vintage surf board was a gift to the CEO for her 50th birthday from the CFO
Deck is reclaimed lumber and fabricated by Tim York and Andy
Deck furniture is thrift store/reclaimed and repainted/refurbished

Stevie:
Grape, Lavender & White
Year – early 70’s Meade “Riverside” 12 Ft. camper
Make – need to check on this
Purchased in Terrell, TX
Originally used as “Hoarder Storage” and was filled top to bottom/side to side/front to back with random garbage (including snake skeleton)
Exterior was painted and the floor is wood laminate donated by Karndean
Wall panels are covered in VWC donated by Tri-Kes
Executive Assistant’s trailer
Awnings were fabricated by Kathy and Bryan Russell
Named Stevie because Catrina is the lead singer in a Deep Ellum based band called “26 Locks” and is obsessed with Stevie Nicks
Original name was Tonya
Theme is Contemporary Gypsy or New Age Gypsy
Deck is reclaimed lumber and fabricated by Tim York and Andy
Deck furniture is was repainted and customized with purple fringe

Bettie:
Light blue with pin up girl in red bikini and red trim
1973 Pathfinder 18 ft. Travel Trailer, originally belonged to a member of “Sisters on the Fly”
Purchased in North Dakota (retrieved by Andy and Jim Lane)
CFO’s trailer
Came with exterior paint & pin up girl but red trim was added
Had a bathroom and kitchen that were removed and interior gutted
Named after Bettie Page the famous “Pin Up “ girl
Upper cabinets are original but repainted
Awning was fabricated by Debra Hayner
Carpet tiles was donated by Shaw.
Walls are reclaimed barn wood/fence pickets
Was originally used as a fishing shelter and had original fishing plaques and RV Cook book (now displayed in office seating area)
Deck is reclaimed lumber and fabricated by Tim York and Andy
Deck furniture came with Bettie and was repainted

Helga:
Orange, Olive & Silver
Exterior was painted and the floor is reclaimed gym flooring
President’s trailer
Purchased in Hillsboro, TX
Bunk house theme
Had a bathroom and kitchen that were removed and interior gutted
Ceiling is corrugated plastic painted silver
Chair rail is old fire hose
Upper cabinets are original but repainted
Possibly haunted
Awnings were fabricated by Kathy and Bryan Russell
Previously owned by the creepiest dude you will ever meet who collects creepy vintage items (seriously, he has dolls and mannequins he dresses up and gives names)
She is a 1950 Schult 22 ft. Camp Model (early mobile home) named Helga because of the German association
Deck is reclaimed lumber and fabricated by Tim York and Andy
Deck table and bar top are reclaimed lumber fabricated by Tim York
Deck chairs are reproduction lawn chairs with nylon webbing
Deck fountain created by Debra

Pinkie:
Silver
1966 Avion 22ft. travel trailer– spin off from Airstream
Exterior painted but map and other stickers are original and the floor is wood laminate donated by Karndean
Huddle area for Project Managers and Designers
Purchased in Seven Points, TX at a flea market
Exterior and interior is all original sheet metal
Had a bathroom and kitchen that were removed and interior gutted
The original bathroom had a Pepto Bismol pink sink, shower, toilet and walls which gave her the name Pinkie
Interior designed by PMs
Awnings were fabricated by Kathy and Bryan Russell
Upper cabinets are original but repainted
Deck is reclaimed lumber and fabricated by Tim York and Andy
Deck furniture is reproduction metal motel furniture

General Info:
All trailer work was performed by employees of JCI and/or friends and family of JCI employees
All panels for workstations on mezzanine level were fabricated by Andy Jones, Tim York and Seth Jones
All palette furniture was fabricated by Andy Jones, Tim York and Seth Jones