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perspectives spec sheet
By Caitlin St John
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS
THE INDUSTRIALIST
Pittsburgh
Situated downtown, the Industrialist breathes new life into
the famed early 20th-century Arrott Building with a design
by New York-based Stonehill Taylor. The 124-key property,
part of Marriott 's Autograph Collection, " honors Pitt sburgh's
past as a steel capital and its industrious present, refl ected
in its hardworking, creative citizenry, " says principal Sara
Duff y. " We also drew inspiration from its location at the
confl uence of three rivers, called the Point. "
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In the ground-fl oor lobby entrance, original marble walls
and checkerboard fl oors pair with a Royal Thai area rug in
gunmetal and dark gray hues with burgundy and orange
accents inspired by molten metal and smoke; a custom brass
and metal mesh light fi xture by Illumination Lighting; and a
lounge chair from Quality & Company upholstered in burgundy
velvet from Kravet Contract's Smart fabric collection.
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The second-fl oor reception area features custom millwork
by Giffi n Interior & Fixture, wood fl ooring from ASI, a
bookmatched tile panel back wall by Stonepeak Ceramics,
and an area rug from Royal Thai. Craſt ed by local workshop
Bones and All, the stained wood reception desk is topped with
Caesarstone's Jet Black patt ern and fi nish. " Smoke, water,
and molten metal are the three design pillars guiding the
selection of materials and colors throughout the public spaces
and guestrooms, " says Duff y.
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In the second fl oor salon, sofas that are upholstered in
leather from KB Contract and orange lounge chairs-all from
Charter Furniture-surround a custom coff ee table made
by Bones and All that stars a brass-colored powdercoated
metal top paired with a dark marble-like base. Valley Forge
Fabrics supplied the drapery hardware and fabric, which
complements an abstract oil painting by local artist Louise
Pershing that hangs above the fi replace. Two types of side
tables from RH Contract round out the space, including a
round antique brass version near the sofa and one cast in
resin that resembles a tree trunk.
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Guestrooms are outfi tt ed with casegoods from Lodge
Concepts Manufacturing, a Kimball sofa in velvet from Erica
Shamrock Textiles, and carpeting from Shaw Contract. Light
fi xtures from Mix by Trinity include a table lamp with a glossy
white glass globe and a pendant with painted metals and an
off -white linen shade. The bathroom sink was sourced from
Kohler with bronze fi xtures by Delta.
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At the Rebel Room, RH Contract brass pendants are
suspended above the bar, which was craſt ed by Giffi n Interior
& Fixture. The tables are custom from Wells Industries,
while the dining chairs and barstools are upholstered in
Keystone Fabrics. The bar front is enlivened by Limelight Tile
& Ceramics tiles. " The bar-clad in sea blue porcelain tile-
stands at a junction point between molten and water, " says
senior interior designer Ellen Wu.
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