Felix Chavez, Inc. creates architectural legacies of uncompromised quality rendered with the world's finest materials and time-tested techniques. Whether conservation, restoration, or new design, projects completed by Felix Chavez, Inc. are a source of pleasure and pride now, and for generations to come. Because each of our projects is professionally managed from conception to completion in collaboration with building owners, architects, and general contractors, clients obtain results that equal - and often exceed - their highest expectations.

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As conservators and restorers of architectural interiors, the work of the company's large and diverse staff of skilled artisans and technicians can be seen in prominent buildings throughout the United States. Felix Chavez, Inc. has brought new life to notable landmark interiors including the American Museum of Natural History, the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, the New York Public Library at 42nd Street and 5th Avenue, the Waldorf Astoria, the New York Stock Exchange, The Fox Theatre in Atlanta, St. Peter and St. Paul Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Passaic, the First Congregation Church of Greenwich, and Congregation Rodeph Shalom in New York City.

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In addition to restoring and conserving formerly decorated spaces, Felix Chavez, Inc. designs and executes new decorative schemes for wall and ceiling surfaces. Felix Chavez - the company's founder, president, and chief designer - masterfully combines colors and textures that magnify an interior's best architectural qualities with an artistic range that varies from sophisticatedly subtle to richly robust.

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Commercial, institutional, residential, and religious building-owners who invest in Felix Chavez, Inc.'s services all experience immediate benefits from the company's work. We encourage you to contact us to learn more about our service and its benefits.

 

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