Jonathan Charles entered the hospitality world with a splash five years ago, collaborating with the late, great Alberto Pinto and global procurement firm Benjamin West on the refurbishment of The Lanesborough in London.
The 5-star hotel’s luxurious guestrooms were kitted out with JC Hospitality side tables, while in the library, tea is served on the brand’s handsome coffee tables. Meanwhile in the Royal Suite, the hand applied gilding on exquisitely carved furniture glimmers in the light, as it does on accent pieces in other public areas and guestrooms.
JC Hospitality employed the traditions of 18th century craftsmanship for the landmark project, including the wax casting of brass and hand painting techniques. Veneers were also hand cut and matched the eye, while every curved detail was carefully shaped by an artisan with a chisel.
“We have 1,700 artisans working in our manufacturing facility,” says founder and Owner Jonathan Sowter. “Our craftspeople are reviving the now rare arts of the finest furniture makers of the 18th century. One look at any of our pieces will tell you everything you need to know about our dedication to producing the finest furniture in the world.”
JC Hospitality is a division of home furnishings brand Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture, known for its craftsmanship and skills in antique reproduction. Since The Lanesborough, JC Hospitality has worked on notable projects such as The Ritz-Carlton Langkawi, Regent Singapore, The Singular Santiago in Chile and Hotel Chelsea in New York.
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