DESIGNERS SELECT Hospitality Designers name their favorite picks for hospitality interiors Lisa Chervinsky Lacava: Catino Designtex: Rococo Collection LightArt: French Curve lacava.com Reader Service No. 210 designtex.com Reader Service No. 211 lightart.com Reader Service No. 212 Vice President VOA Associates Chicago "Lacava offers an extensive collection of abovecounter porcelain lavatories in various sizes and styles. Catino is soft and sophisticated." "Designtex's new Rococo Collection offers both large-scale statement patterns and classic stripes and textures in a wonderfully rich color palette. With all patterns priced at $32.50 per yard, it is a great 'go-to' resource for suites and public areas." "French Curve is sculptural and elegant. With a 24-inch diameter, it commands a presence, whether installed individually or in clusters. The 'Ready to Go' version has a three-week lead time and is reasonably priced, making it a good choice for hospitality environments." Jeffrey Rausch, IIDA The Phillips Collection: Bicycle Wheel Panel Fire Farm: Astropuff Interface Hospitality: Over the Edge phillipscollection.com Reader Service No. 213 firefarm.com Reader Service No. 214 interfacehospitality.com Reader Service No. 215 "Phillips Collection keeps coming out with new, innovative, and green sculptural solutions, such as these panels made from recycled bicycle wheels reclaimed in Indonesia." "It's great to see that manufacturers such as Fire Farm are coming up with fun and interesting LED fixtures such as Astropuff. They are embracing the LED and not trying to constrict it into past lighting solutions and forms." "I love the big, bold patterns and exuberant colors in the Over the Edge collection. I could picture them used to make a strange statement in corridors and large open spaces within hospitality projects." Principal Bar Napkin Productions Phoenix Senior Design Associate Champalimaud New York 98 Billy Cotton: Elements Table Combray Textile & Design: Stool Holland & Sherry: Ramis Wallcovering billycotton.com Reader Service No. 216 Elisabeth Rogoff combraydesign.com Reader Service No. 217 hollandandsherry.com Reader Service No. 218 "This table is truly one of a kind. It is produced by New York designer Billy Cotton and represents an ideal I share with him: design is a dichotomy. I see this table fitting in the home of a West Village entrepreneur who lives in a classic 19th-century townhouse but collects contemporary art!" "Two sisters who were born and educated in France are now living in Brooklyn and producing handmade embroidered textiles with historical value and craftsmanship. We are looking into ways of adapting the upholstered Combray Stool so we can use it in a music room lounge in a hotel and club in New York that Champalimaud is designing. We always seek out designers who are willing to customize their craft to fit commercial environments." "The new line of hand-painted textural wallcoverings by Holland & Sherry adds excitement to any environment. Champalimaud is designing a hotel in Cape Town that calls for this exact mix of contemporary edge produced via artistic means. Perhaps it could be a perfect backdrop for the locally crafted Ardmore pottery in the lobby lounge." contractdesign.com APRIL 2014http://www.lacava.com http://www.designtex.com http://www.lightart.com http://www.phillipscollection.com http://www.firefarm.com http://www.interfacehospitality.com http://www.billycotton.com http://www.combraydesign.com http://www.hollandandsherry.com http://www.contractdesign.com