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The Paul Rudolph Landmark Estate is certainly one of the more noteworthy renovations in Master Material’s portfolio. The client desired to maintain a modern living space and preserve the clean minimalism of the environment. Master Materials achieved this by updating the historical private residence using contemporary material applications while adhering to Rudolph’s initial design specifications.

Materials on Record: conversion varnish cabinetry, custom closet, seamless hidden storage, custom stainless steel hardware fittings and door encasements, reflective stainless steel flooring and sculptural staircase, starfire glass paneling, frosted acrylic slabs, poured resin floor, lucite flooring, marble risers

Scope: Historical LandmarkSize: 3 story penthouseCollaborating architect: Jarred Della Valle, Andrew Bernheimer

This page - Poured resin floor and custom starfire glass (top). Floating marble risers, lucite flooring and seamless starfire glass (bottom)Opposite page - Reflective stainless steel staircase with mirrored finish, stainless steel flooring

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Select Materials of record: black riveted iron, blackened steel, cast bronze, hand blown glass, parquet wood, seamless limestone, cast limestone, poured concrete floor w/ brass inlay, custom tapestry, hammered polished stainless steel, custom 2D & 3D art, furniture fabrication, textile wall panels, custom wallpaper, lighting fabrication, custom metal signage, glass mosaic tile The Marmara Park Avenue, our latest project, is an 128 room artisanal boutique hotel in the heart of Manhattan. Master Materials developed many different innovative material applications for the space. Materials ranged from glass, to metals, wood, and textiles. All custom details, from the intricate facets of the bronze entry door to the monolithic sculptural concierge desks were meticulously created in order to achieve a product that steered clear of the mass-produced look. The project is ongoing and will be completed before the end of this year.

Scope: HospitalitySize: 128 room hotel including all public spacesCollaborating Contractor: Tula Construction

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This page - Stone / water central accent table, a seamless limestone fireplace and custom furnitureOpposite page - Sculptural mirrored stainess steel fireplace and a hand carved Aviary abacus

This page - Laser cut wooden screenOpposite page - Two way antiqued mirrored glass panels, glass mosaic tile on pool floor and a vaulted teak ceiling

This page - Walnut library Opposite page - Hand blown glass vessels, platinum glass bar, brass ribbon pendant and waxed walnut counter top

This page - Veneer wooden panelsOpposite page - Suspended blackened steel laser cut panel

This page - Black riveted iron and silt cove sconces Opposite page - Blackened steel, prismatic faceted glass, polished bronze diamond patterened door

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The developer aimed to transform the raw gutted Brooklyn loft into a comfortable home conducive to raising a family. Master Materials was involved in many aspects of the process including material application, fabrication, and installation, custom furniture fabrication, and custom artwork. One of the more noteworthy challenges for this particular project was the lack of lighting within the inner hallway of the residence. Master Materials came up with a creative solution that is both aesthetically pleasing and effective, the handmade resin doors transport light throughout the apartment. Master Materials also adapted the use of the space in order to fit in an office and library area by creating a two-tiered floating office, and a custom totem-style bookcase.

Materials of record: acid etched steel radiator covers, cast resin doors, authentic venetian plaster, seamless limestone, custom glass, hand-carved mahogany bookshelf, encaustic walls, custom stainless sink, acid etched, copper-clad entry door, floor to ceiling raw silk, upholstered walls, furniture fabrication, commissioned painting, commissioned photography

Scope: Residential Loft Size: 2,300 sqftCollaborating developer: Boymelgreen Developers

This page - Cast resin doors, acid-etched stainless steel counter/sink, seamless limestone walls, acid-etched copper clad door and custom stools (top). Acid-etched steel radiator covers (bottom)Opposite page - Encaustic wall and hand carved mahogany bookcase

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Tsunami is a wildly eclectic fusion where oriental and French cultures meet. The developer wanted to wow his clients throughout their entire experience at the restaurant/nightclub. Master Materials created a custom acid etched wooden entry door leading patrons into the interior featuring a 3,500 square foot gilded vaulted ceiling. The result was a luxurious space that speaks both elegance and grandeur.

Materials of record: dyed encaustic over venetian plaster, hand carved teak tables & seating, domed gilded ceiling, hand forged steel railing, cast raw limestone obelisk ribbed sinks, hand carved, acid etched interior and exterior entry doors, furniture fabrication

Scope: Hospitality material application/fabricationSize: 5,000 square feetCollaborating Developer: Frank Cilione

This page - Cast limestone sinks with polished copper water feedOpposite page - Blackened steel bathroom with etched copper accents

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A residence filled with findings from years of travel and a never-ending adoration for art, the client’s wanted every inch of the apartment covered in fine artisan work. The foundation for the space is a 5000 sq ft dyed poured concrete floors with embedded cast glass thresholds throughout.

Materials of record: acid etched gilded glass, etched glass, acid etched copper, sand cast glass, riveted blackened steel, custom cabinetry, venetian plaster, glass mosaic tile, encaustic

Scope: ApartmentSize: 5,000 sqftCollaborating Contractor: CW Contractors

This page - Dyed concrete floorOpposite page - Acid etched, gilded glass walls, gilded glass console, acid etched copper sink

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Bringing to life an architect’s vision for a simply designed space. The materials used to create the welcoming reception area are in rich hues of hand-dyed mahogany, luminescent gilded glass panels and jade-tinted concrete. With a straight-forward design, this space breathes modern minimalist appeal.

Materials of record: Materials of record: acid etched concrete, cast acid etched base moldings, acid etched gilded glass, hand dyed maple, custom concierge desk, acid etched stainless steel, venetian plaster

Scope: Condominium Lobby Size: 1,250 sqftCollaborating Architect: Stephen B. Jacobs

This page - Acid etched concrete floorBoth pages - Acid etched gilded glass, dyed mahogany

A compilation of 4-inch thick aged oak planks. each plank is independent, allowing versatile gestures. the arrangement of the units allows the function to change, thus creating spaces for storage and display.

COFFEE TABLE

Italian bent poplar doors are carved to expose the layering of the wood. the hand-carved doors conceal media and give the piece a sculptural and organic feel.

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BENCH

A reproduction of a mid-century mahogany upholstered bench is accented by cast bronze and crystal details.

This sensuous, curved bar is constructed of a copper base with a concealed storage area featuring a patinated zinc interior. a custom glass counter hovers above a hand- cast, honey-tinted glass puzzle.

BAR

This organic form table was fabricated using stainless steel. It features a poured concrete top.

SIDE TABLE

This decorative bench encorporates a graphic created by our graphics team. It features a tibetan silk rug cushion and a hand forged blackened steel base, including casters for easy mobility.

BENCH

This table acts as a focal point in the dining room. The table top is crafted from brushed lucite. A woven design in channel-set metal features blackened steel and bronze inlays.

DININGTABLE

This pendant is hand-blown from seeded glass, resulting in naturally occurring air bubbles. It features nickel plated hardware and a braided steel cord.

LIGHTING

These cone shaped pendants are crafted from crackled glass with a unique mirrored interior. They feature blackened steel hardware.

LIGHTING

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