ConservArt Complements AutoNation's New Lexus of Palm Beach Store With Art Installation

John Rosatti

Boca Raton, FL (PRWEB) January 14, 2008 -- ConservArt, Inc., master frame makers and art conservators, has recently put the finishing touches on AutoNation's newly constructed Lexus of Palm Beach store with the addition of nearly 200 pieces of art.

"Driven to be the Best," AutoNation built their newest facility preserving their ideals of style and luxury associated with the Lexus brand. The ambiance created by the designers of the Lexus of Palm Beach facility provides an exceptional and memorable experience for visitors and clients, distinguishing this dealership from any other Lexus location.

To provide final additions to the brand new luxury facility, AutoNation, America's largest automotive retailer, sought out a reliable company that could seamlessly carry forward the design concept of a new facility and had a performance record of delivering quality products on short notice and within budget. ConservArt, Inc., master frame makers and art conservators, was easily selected as the best company for the job.

"We took just over a month from the time of the preliminary discussion until the completion of final installation." said George Schwartz, Director of ConservArt. "It was a treat to work with the seasoned professionals at AutoNation who allowed me to draw on my experience and gave me the freedom to present and implement my vision for this exceptional facility."

All parties were pleased by the major transformation created by the installation. The modern, non-representational abstract artwork adorned with simple, yet elegant black and silver frames added color and sophistication to the already lavish environment. Paying homage to the rich historical heritage of the Palm Beach area, home to Lexus of Palm Beach, a collection of vintage photographs of of the area were located, enlarged and framed to add geographic context and a hint of the "old world" to the inviting interior.

"Having worked on countless projects over the years, Lexus of Palm Beach will always stand out as an example of what can be achieved with decorative artwork." Schwartz said. "The polished marble floors, the opulent dark woodwork and the granite wainscoting trimmed with stainless steel, appeared to be even more luxurious after all the artwork was installed."

The installation may be viewed by following this link: http://www.conservart.com/autonation.html

About ConservArt, Inc.

Founded in 1951, ConservArt has an extensive background in the design, fabrication and installation of artwork for corporations, hospitality clients, and consumers and has delivered quality and reliability through both their Montreal, Canada and Boca Raton, Florida locations. ConservArt's expertise benefits architects, interior designers and decorators by providing the perfect setting for their clients' artwork and collections. ConservArt provides conservation and restoration services for fine and decorative art, cleaning, refurbishing and refinishing of existing frames and alterations. The company provides curatorial assistance for corporate and private collections, as well as surveys, condition reports and photographic documentation. They also consult with architects in the design of museums, art exhibit and storage facilities, lighting, HVAC systems and other aspects as they pertain to the housing and exhibition of artwork. Former clients and projects include...

Via Rail Canada, CN Hotels, Ritz Carlton, Lynn Insurance Group, JM Family Enterprises, Boca Raton Museum of Art, Miami Museum of Science, Boca Raton Historical Society, Orange Bowl Committee, Miami Historical Museum, Bonnet House Museum, Rolls Royce, Pratt & Whitney, Bombardier, Sony and countless others.

CONTACT INFORMATION

George Schwartz, Director

ConservArt, Inc.,

Tel.:(561) 482-7292