"Satin Rose" Piano
(for Steinway & Sons)
The Satin Rose piano features more than 3,500 individually inlaid pieces in an intricate design of floral and musical components. Part of the design was replicated from a Louis XIV secretary in Versailles. |
"Floral Garland"
(Ceiling Molding)
Made up of at least 3,500 individually inlaid pieces, this gorgeous floral garland molding adorns a home in California . Designer Jeff Nelson said this ceiling molding was commissioned for one of Hudson River Inlay 's repeat customers - a fellow woodworker, "who wanted to make a beautiful room for his wife." |
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"Peace Dove and Fruit"
(for Fernando Rivera)
This phenomenal piece was commissioned by Fernando Rivera for his hacienda in San Juan, to replicate a piece he'd created that was destroyed in World War II. Each of the more than 3,000 wood pieces in this elaborate undertaking (the piece measures 6 by 11 feet) was individually hand inlaid by Hudson River Inlay. |
Telecasters
(for Fender Guitar)
One of the master builders at Fender Guitars, which produces specialty and one-of-a-kind guitars, noticed the elaborate inlaid artwork displayed by Hudson River Inlay at an art festival in Southern California; he subsequently contacted Hudson River Inlay to craft these intricately designed masterpieces on a pair of their world-famous Telecaster guitars (sold to collectors in Europe). |
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"Serenity" Piano
(for Steinway & Sons)
Created in 2002 by Hudson River Inlay master designer Jeff Nelson, this piano contains more than 1,500 inlaid pieces in a wistful autumn leaves-and-butterflies motif. |
"Father & Son"
(for Tony Jacklin)
Hudson River Inlay was honored to be asked to create this handcrafted artwork for noted British golf legend and World Golf Hall-of-Famer Tony Jacklin, who is himself a longtime creator of marquetry artwork. Personally designed by Tony Jacklin, this piece comprises 12 different types of wood and boasts approximately 1,500 individually inlaid pieces - including many mother-of-pearl inlays. |
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