More than six decades after John Rosselli opened his first New York antique shop, John Rosselli & Associates remains a design-trade destination shaped by his sophisticated eye and an ever-changing inventory. Its Harlem workroom, established in the 1960s with Furlow Gatewood, became known for detailed reproductions with painted finishes and custom work, while the company later extended that sensibility through showrooms in four U.S. design centers.
Daniel Scuderi Antiques, IncFrom its New York City shop, Daniel Scuderi Antiques makes bespoke furniture and restores fine vintage antiques, with a particular eye for Art Deco and French designs inspired by the Ruhlmann tradition. The company brings more than 40 years of experience and four generations of craftsmanship to custom pieces developed with interior designers, architects, and private clients.NEW YORK, NY
DesignwayFor more than 40 years, Designway has operated as a custom workroom for New York City’s design community, creating tailored window treatments, furniture and upholstery for professional designers and private clients. Now owned by Seborn Ragsdale, an interior design and home-furnishings professional with more than two decades of experience, the workroom is known for its highly personalized process and for realizing or restoring pieces to a client’s specifications. Ragsdale’s past work includes interiors for Calvin Klein and Lee Jofa, as well as collaborations with Thomas Jayne.New York, NY
Judy Ross TextilesKnown for refining a 2,500-year-old chain-stitch tradition, Judy Ross Textiles has spent more than 35 years working with master artisans to give handmade design a contemporary New York character. The studio develops custom textile pieces for interior designers and homeowners, pairing Judy Ross’s organic drawings with hand-dyed materials and careful embroidery.NEW YORK, NY
De Angelis LtdEstablished in 1954, De Angelis Ltd is a family-run atelier creating custom upholstery and fine drapery in Glen Head, New York. Now carried forward by Guido De Angelis’s grandchildren, Kristine and Kayel, the shop combines old-world handwork with a collaborative design process, supported by a 6,000-square-foot showroom of styles spanning decades. Its signature cutting shears—hand-recreated for left-handed craftsman Kayel—symbolize a three-generation tradition of detail-focused work.GLEN HEAD, NY