Carlton Hotel on Madison Avenue
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Companies who worked on this project include:Brown wingbacks (lobby): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams through ABC Carpet & Home. White wingback frames: Artistic Frame. Slipper-chair fabric: Designtex. Lamps: Judi’s Lamp Shades through ABC Carpet & Home. Custom rug: Innovative Carpets. Flooring: Artistic Tile. Cocktail tables: Dialogica. Custom side tables: Barrett Hill. Custom railing (lobby), custom wall (wine room): J.F. Graney Metal Design. Custom sofas, slipper chairs (lobby), custom armchairs (bar): Chair Choice. White wingback upholstery (lobby), bar upholstery, sofa upholstery (café): Mix Industries. Chandeliers (main dining): Schonbek through Ruth Drachler Co. Custom chandelier shades, sconces (main dining, café): Laspec Industries. Pendant fixtures (lobby): through Creative Lighting Supply; Material Process Systems (custom shades). Column upholstering: AVS. Stenciling: Asterisk Designs. Bar stools (café): Knoll; Cortina Leathers (upholstery). Custom oval tables: AllSurfaces. Custom square tables: Woodsmiths. Flooring, stair treads: Wide Plank International. Floor lamp: Flos. Lounge chair: Fritz Hansen. Custom curtains: Marilynn Brunelle. Custom banquettes (café, champagne lounge): Munrod Interior Upholstery. Lamps (champagne lounge): Flos through Design Within Reach. Tables: Brent Comber.Metalwork, glasswork: Architectural Metal Fabricators. Millwork: NJS Architectural Woodwork. Plasterwork: Ernest Neuman. Lighting consultant: Focus Lighting. Conservation consultant: Building Conservation Associates. Structural engineer: Thornton-Tomasetti Group. General contractor: Shawmut Design and Construction. |
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September 9th, 2007 at 7:11 pm
All of the custom made metal products you had made and installed as the pics show are all looking great with a good designing and an installations as well supported by your highly sophisticated craftmanship. Plus you seem like you are handling other varieties gorgeous & creative looking interior furniture products of those appeared on this picture, including cocktale tables, and modern style arm chairs. I want to ask if you are also making & delivering those interior furnitures products that can be ready for exporting overseas.