America’s largest developer of high-end retail spaces and A-list malls reinvigorated its Manhattan office with crisp colors, rich woods and up-to-the-minute technology. Reception center features metal fronts. Private offices dazzle with Highline pieces and a custom work wall. Custom work stations shown above in weathered plain-sliced American white oak, grey back painted glass, blackened steel trim.

Custom Highline executive desk with polished chrome metal edge and open loop leg, umbra grey back painted etched glass top, shown above with custom work wall, cabinet and shelves in weathered plain-sliced American white oak veneer cabinets and shelves, polished chrome hardware and custom grey back painted magnetic glass wall.

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A boutique financial firm conveys a high-end, luxury look with rich woods combined with polished chrome detail. The warm neutral tones engage employees and guests. Above: The owner’s office features lacquered Macassar ebony veneer with polished stainless steel base and trim.

Highline conference table, rift European white oak, custom ceruse top, polished chrome open loop leg and metal edge.

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Leading practitioner of intellectual property law, Sterne Kessler Goldstein Fox makes its home in a modern office tower atop a 1940 art deco style bus terminal in Washington, D. C. Bold combinations of rich red lacquer hardwood with warm tones and a distinctive grain, create a dynamic workplace for employees, and visitors. These colors and materials are featured in Highline credenzas throughout the space.

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The Park Avenue offices of this multinational banking and financial firm salute its venerable history and French heritage while embracing a nimble, forward-thinking design befitting a complex, ever-changing economy. Highline conference tables in rich, tactile materials are loaded with technology. Custom executive, administrative and reception areas distinguish the space. Shown above, Highline dining table with Calacatta gold marble top, polished chrome base and trim.

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When Cadillac’s marketing and sales divisions left the Motor City for Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood, the luxury automobile brand envisioned its street-level showroom as a creative space for art, fashion, technology, and food. Design direction called for a tactile, sophisticated urban look and feel, an invitation for visitors to linger and engage. For the reception desk, the designer wanted a simple box with elegant mitered corners, shown here in walnut. Right: Custom live edge walnut top with Highline loop leg, black base.

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A Washington, D.C. law firm anticipating future growth sought a flexible environment with a modern, understated look and state-of-the-art A/V systems in its conference rooms. The design vocabulary features rich, tactile materials that extend from the reception area into hallways, offices, and collaborative spaces. Shown above, reception center with quartered teak panels, polished chrome trim, white back painted glass case and white marble branding wall.

Highline Rectangular conference table, Calacatta white marble top, polished chrome edge and open loop leg, with table top technology and microphones.

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