Brent Neale Jewelry Salon
Designed in collaboration with Ramsey Lyons Design for Brent Neale Jewelry's Fifth Avenue salon, these custom vitrines were created to celebrate craftsmanship through restraint.
Located within the historic Astor Building on Fifth Avenue in New York City, the salon brings together contemporary jewelry and timeless craftsmanship in a setting that honors both. Our role was to create display furniture that felt quietly architectural—pieces that would frame the collection without competing for attention.
Handcrafted from solid ash and finished in our signature Claize®, each vitrine was thoughtfully proportioned to provide a warm, sculptural backdrop for Brent Neale's one-of-a-kind jewelry. Softened edges, refined detailing, and meticulously executed joinery introduce texture and tactility while allowing each piece of jewelry to remain the focal point.
Each vitrine also incorporates custom brass and glass components, designed specifically for the project and fabricated in close partnership with our trusted metal fabrication partner. The result is a seamless dialogue between wood, metal, and glass—each material contributing to a display system that feels understated, refined, and built to endure.
Built entirely in our Iowa workshop, the completed collection reflects the work of skilled artisans across multiple disciplines. From the first sketch to the final installation in the historic Astor Building, every detail was considered to create an environment where furniture, architecture, and jewelry exist as a single composition.
The completed project has been featured in The New York Times and ELLE DECOR.
Project: Brent Neale Jewelry Salon
Location: Historic Astor Building, Fifth Avenue, New York, NY
Interior Design: Ramsey Lyons Design
Architecture: Palma Architecture
Scope: Custom jewelry display vitrines, sculptural mirrors, bookcases, and seating
Brent Neale Jewelry – Fifth Avenue Salon
