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Above: An elevation of "the Boar Hunt" arcade at the Château de
Raray. Private commission, detail.
Left: The façade of J. Kugel Antiquaires, Paris. Center left: A view of the restoration of the Bosquet of the Three Fountains, Versailles. Bottom left: A private residence in Pasadena, California. Right, top and center: Trompe l'œil neoclassical pavilions created for the 2006 Biénnale des Antiquaires, the Grand Palais, Paris. Bottom right: The Biedermeier music room in the Schloss Museum Fasanerie, commisson of the Hessian House Foundation. |
We accept commissions for renderings in a variety of media and formats. Watercolor is the medium for which we are known, but we also work in sepia and China ink, gouache, charcoal and colored pencil. We normally produce renderings in elevation, plan or perspective, in the size and level of precision of the client's choosing. Subject matter may be interiors or exteriors, as well as garden views and portraits of decorative-arts objects. For eight years Andrew Zega was architectural renderer and designer for Robert A.M. Stern Architects in Manhattan, a large and diversified practice, where he drew hundreds of elevational and perspective drawings for client presentations and publications, often under severe time constraints. Likewise, we have accepted numerous commissions from corporate and architectural clients who often face strict deadlines, and thus we offer rendering services on a rush basis if requested. Public institutions and commercial firms having commissioned works include: the Musée des Arts-décoratifs, Paris, the Biénnale des Antiquaires, Princeton University, The New York Times Magazine, the Société des Amis de Versailles, the Museum Schloss Fasanerie/ Hessian House Foundation, the Château de Breteuil, Laurent-Perrier Champagne, Polo/Ralph Lauren (public and private), Gucci, Studio Sofield/Aero Studios, J. Kugel Antiquaires, François-Joseph Graf/Ariodante, Vinci Construction, The Office of Thierry Despont, and Shelton+Mindel Architects. Click here to contact us about a commission. We often work from photography, blueprints, scans or drawing files. |
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