Looking for photo studio inspirations

Anyone might have to know of any links online of amazing photo studio setups? My current landlord just sold the building that my photo studio is located in, so I will be moving soon and building out a new studio. Most likely I'll just replicate my current setup, but am interested in seeing what other photographers have done. The current space I have is 2,800 sq foot, the new space is the same, but with a taller ceiling. 

Go to http://www.pdnonline.com and search "Studio Rentals", you will get a good range of studio setups


 

Actually here are a couple better links

http://www.pdnonline.com/photo-source/2012-PDN-PhotoSource-6558.shtml


 


http://www.pdnonline.com/photo-source/2012-Studio-and-Equi-6557.shtml

Rich (Leggnet) has just built a pretty amazing looking space.

http://leggnet.com/2013/02/introducing-studio-o2o.html

Thanks for sharing those links, they are great! I'm looking through them now. 

What do you guys think the black structure is at the top of this studio space? To hang things of it? 

 

Also look at this space http://www.jackstudios.com/ I'm going to be repainting warehouse space I'm moving into. It had already crossed my mind to paint the floor white, my landlord said that I might be spending a lot of time cleanging scuff marks if the floor was white. Which would annoy me. However, I would imagine I would see scuff marks on any paint color that is not dark grey or black. Is anyone familiar with floors painted white? 

It looks like it is on a movable track. You could hang drapes, lights and other items up to the weight limit.

As far as the floor goes, I have used Rust-Oleum’s EPOXY SHIELD. I did the speckled finish but I think the have a tintable base which is white. Nice Expoxy finish easy to clean and does not show scuff marks.

If not this just check with a paint store for an Epoxy Paint for floors.


 

Something like this http://www.armorpoxy.com/

and


http://www.ucoatit.com/2011web/main.htm

Here is a start for your truss system, they are in CA.


http://www.sgps.net/speedgrid_systems.html


http://www.globaltruss.com/Default.aspx

Mentioning Rich Legg one more time. If you have a Facebook account, you can friend him, or subscribe and he shows, in images, step by step of his awesome new studio including a handmade cyc wall for all white backgrounds. He also painted his floor white and epoxy and he answers all questions,


Check him out.


debbi

Thanks for the tips you guys, much appreacaited. I will look into the paint, truss system some more tomorrow. Rich Legg's cyc wall is cool. I took a look at his FB, he has some good looking pics there.