Case Study · Hospitality
A 1925 Art Deco landmark brought back to life. The Mayo was once the tallest building in Oklahoma, and its restoration called for furnishings and lighting that honor the Jazz Age without feeling like a museum.
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Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Property
1925 Art Deco landmark, restored
Scale
About 100 luxury guest rooms
Our focus
Furnishings and lighting for restored spaces
Scope
Pieces that read true to the era and live like a modern luxury hotel.
Fixtures in keeping with the building's Art Deco character.
Furniture for the lobby, ballroom, and shared spaces.
Manufactured to a historic restoration's standard and timeline.
The brief
The Mayo opened in 1925 as the tallest building in Oklahoma, an Art Deco showpiece with a Crystal Ballroom that drew presidents and movie stars before it closed in 1981 and sat empty for twenty years. A major restoration brought it back, reopening with around a hundred luxury guest rooms inside the original landmark.
Work like this is a tightrope. Lighting and furnishings have to feel true to the Jazz Age, photograph like a luxury hotel today, and meet a historic restoration's standards. That is exactly the manufacturing and sourcing problem we are built to solve, period correct looks produced to spec and delivered to a restoration timeline.
Restoring a landmark is not decorating. It is remembering, in furniture and light.
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