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Andrew Gray Studio

The Andrew Gray Studio provides a restoration, finishing and design service able to undertake projects ranging from a single piece of furniture to an entire structure.

Chameleon Paintworks, Inc.

Joe Nicoletti's work has been featured in numerous local and national publications, including Architectural Digest, Interior Design, and the Los Angeles Times.

David Lawrence Gray Architects, AIA

With a staff of licensed architects and 38+ years of experience, our portfolio demonstrates expertise in Adaptive Reuse and Historic Preservation in DTLA and LA County. We bring a strong understanding of the development and construction processes to our work.

EverGreene Architectural Arts

EverGreene is a restoration and conservation firm specializing in historic interiors and murals. We provide investigation services, design assistance, and construction services for commercial, public, government, and residential projects.

FK Design Group

FK Design Group understands local regulations and manages the permitting process to restore buildings, build ground-up period projects and incorporate universal design into existing structures.

HARP Company

Interiors & Exteriors (paint, plaster, stucco). Original & Period Color Consultation. Epoxy Injection Specialists. Wood & Steel Window Restoration. Interior Hardwood Re-finishing. Masonry Cleaning, Waterproofing & Restoration. 25 Year Limited Warranty Available (Lifetime). Fascia, Rafter Tail & Outrigger Fungi Decay Restoration.

Home Front Build, Inc.

As historic general contractors, Home Front can do period cabinetry, foundation, plastering, painting and finishing.

K.C. Restoration Co., Inc.

K.C. Restoration is a family-owned and operated company dedicated to maintaining historical accuracy.

Kelley Construction

Kelley Construction is a family-owned business specializing in restoration.

Pasadena Architectural Salvage

Pasadena Architectural Salvage's extensive inventory includes mantels, lighting, wrought iron gates and balconies, plumbing accessories, door hardware, furniture and accessories manufactured circa 1880 to 1950.