With a new showroom at the New York Design Center, Amuneal is more than tripling its New York City presence. Amuneal is known for custom capabilities, craftsmanship and its range of finishes and materials, and this new 4,800-sq.-ft. showroom, located in the New York Design Center at 200 Lexington Avenue, will allow Amuneal the space and flexibility to show a larger range of the products, materials, capabilities and style that have become the DNA of the brand.
Amuneal will use this new showroom space to expose its commercial and residential customers to its newest materials and designs.
“While the process of customization can be daunting, we want this showroom to show our products and our capabilities,” said Adam Kamens, CEO of Amuneal. “We want to make the whole process easier for our clients, and, in turn, their clients.”
As part of NYDC’s annual What’s New, What’s Next, Amuneal hosted a panel discussion last month titled “The Role of Collaboration in the Creative Process,” which examined the deepening role of collaboration in the creative process between designers and makers. Moderated by Anthony Barzilay Freund of Introspective Magazine, the panelists included:
- Amy Lau, Amy Lau Design
- Mona Ross Berman, Mona Ross Berman Interiors
- Andre Kikoski, Andre Kikoski Architect
- Evan Snyderman, R and Company
“Because so much of Amuneal’s work is with people who have a shared vision regarding the importance of collaboration in the worlds of architecture, design, art and interiors, this is a topic that is very important to us as a brand,” said Kamens. “We always try to take a fearless approach to this kind of cooperative work because we are interested in being challenged and pushed to achieve new things.”
Amuneal will host an invitation-only grand opening celebration for the new showroom, in the fall.
