[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery labofficefps] Office Frankford Panel Partitions Multiple Steel and Glass Partition doors and wall installations from our Frankford Series are on display throughout this Hell's Kitchen Office. This industrial design, inspired by the factory architecture in Philadelphia, features hand-patinaed finishes and finely machined details. A Frankford Panel Enclosure...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery SohoSilveredWalnutKitchen] Case Study #73431: Soho Kitchen + Bar Client: Private Kitchen Design: Amuneal Architect: Ben Herzog Architects Location: New York, NY For this residence located on Dominick Street in one of the oldest houses in New York, Amuneal worked directly with the homeowners (who love to cook!) to design...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery JagrChestnutStreet] Case Study #61150: Chestnut Street Penthouse Client: Horstmann Lynch Design: Jagr Projects Location: Philadelphia, PA It’s not often the work we make stays in our home city of Philadelphia, so it’s extra special that these stunning custom pieces reside in a penthouse on Chestnut Street overlooking Independence...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery CurvedBarMeshPanels] Custom Curved Bar Cabinet with Mesh Panels Amuneal made this Custom Curved Bar Cabinet with integral refrigerator and ice maker for a stunning Philadelphia Residence overlooking the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. The piece makes a bold statement in the space, featuring a blackened...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery CAFCOKitchenBoston] Case Study #72073: Boston Kitchen Client: Cafco Construction Design: Beauchemin Grassi Interiors Location: Boston, MA Amuneal worked closely with the homeowners, designer and contractors to create this custom kitchen for a sun-filled Boston residence. The wood cabinetry is Dark Silvered Walnut, and each door + drawer features custom...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery VernickFish] Vernick Fish Frankford Panel Systems The versatility of our Frankford Series steel + glass door and partition system is on full display throughout Vernick Fish, a restaurant located at the Four Seasons, here in Philadelphia. This industrial design, inspired by the factory windows and doors...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery ICFF2019] Case Study #72232: ICFF 2019 Client: Amuneal Design: Amuneal Location: Javits Center, New York, NY At ICFF 2019 Amuneal debuted its newest evolution of Amuneal Designed Products. Amuneal's booth demonstrated the ability to mix and match products, finishes and configurations to create strong and original design solutions...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery bespoke_gunmetal_kitchen] Case Study #56877: Bespoke Gunmetal Kitchen with Vista Cabinets Client: Private Design: Amuneal and Adam Hunter, Inc. Location: Nashville, TN Adam Hunter, Inc. and Amuneal designed and fabricated this Stainless Steel Kitchen with Gunmetal Finish, Vista Style Upper Window Cabinets + Custom Framed Door, Drawer + Appliance...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery Nolita_Loft] Case Study #58547: Nolita Loft Client: Private Design: Amuneal and Ychelle Interior Design Location: New York, NY As seen on Million Dollar Listing New York, Amuneal designed and fabricated this custom metal kitchen installation, featuring a quartz island, glass upper jewel box displays, and accompanying rolling ladder...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery Frankford_Partition_with_BiFold_Doors] Frankford Partition with Bi-Fold Doors This versatile glass partition is based on the the original Frankford Panel System design. Fully functional bi-fold doors and low-iron glass panes create a delineation of space while allowing in natural light and movement. With hand-finished blackened steel framework...
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