Visit us at booth number 249 at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show.

Visit us in booth number 249 at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show to see the latest in hardwood flooring. http://addesignshow.com/

Another happy customer at MFP Flooring

This is a photo of a recent client's kitchen. Flooring and countertop by Manhattan Forest Products. If you have a project that you are working on that needs hardwood flooring, beams, molding or any reclaimed wood products, give Gus a call today! 212-595-0900.

Happy Valentines Day from MFP Flooring

Nothing says I love you like a new hardwood floor. MFP flooring creates solid hardwood floors that will make you smile. Visit our New York or Chicago showroom to see what we can do for you.

Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at MFP Flooring, may you have a wonderful, safe and happy holiday.

Always working it.

Imagination is the foundation of all these good things.

The Architectural Digest Home Design Show is legendary for innovation and creative designs. We love to fit right in there with the best of these ideas. Come visit us during the show and we'll tell you all about our products.

An international interview with the owner.

There were many press junkets throughout the Architectural Digest Home Design Show this year because of the launch of our new collection.

One of the owners of MFP Flooring interviewing on International Design TV.

Visit our booth to learn more about these wonderful products.

MFP Flooring at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show 2014

Visit MFP Flooring Booth number 172 at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show March 20-23, 2014 Pier 94 55th Street at twelfth Ave. in NYC. Visit http://www.archdigesthomeshow.com/for more info. For complimentary tickets, contact us at info@mfpny.com

The American Oak Collection for 2014

We're launching The American Oak Collection at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show, Booth Number 172. Visit MFP Flooring Booth number 172 at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show March 20-23, 2014 Pier 94 55th Street at twelfth Ave. in NYC. Visit http://www.archdigesthomeshow.com/ for more info. For complimentary tickets, contact us at info@mfpny.com

One concept we kept in mind while developing this new line was keeping it simple, so we could keep our manufacturing streamlined, efficient and economical. Having the material on hand, keeping the manufacturing process straightforward and offering our product at a sensible price feels like the American way. This collection is offered in select grade, plain sawn white American oak. It comes in a range of tones, light, medium and dark, and all boards are 7 inch widths with each color priced the same.

Manhattan Forest Products Flooring is the natural choice for the finest hardwood flooring in America. MFP Flooring is a full service mill and lumber supplier, which has the capacity to produce and ship solid wood flooring, reclaimed wood flooring, custom molding, sawn and hand hewn beams, architectural millwork and a wide range of other wood products to customers all over the world. As a custom mill, our design team has the flexibility to produce wood products to a client’s exact specifications.

In addition to our high quality solid wood flooring we also conserve timeworn artifacts of history by reclaiming and restoring bog oak, heart pine, cedar, hemlock, chestnut, redwood, and other antique hardwoods found at historical locations used in handmade flooring. Several of our products are made from reclaimed Coney Island Boardwalk, and many other historic New York construction projects.

New MFP Flooring Samples

This is just a tease of some of the samples were working on for the Architectural Digest Home Design Show this year. Check back for more info on the show.

New MFP Flooring Catalog

Our new 2014 catalog is here. If you are interested in our wood products call us today or visit one of our showrooms. 212-595-0900.

Happy Holidays from MFP Flooring

American Walnut Custom Entry Table

American Walnut Custom Entry Table

Custom made solid American walnut slab table, with solid brass legs. created by Manhattan Forest Products. Showcasing our fine wood work.

New architectural design wood sample kits being prepared to send around the world

Full specification catalog of all of our MFP products for our showrooms in New York, NJ, Florida and Chicago.

We're gearing up for architects and interior designers that need to see our products around the globe. MFP has a newly re-designed sample wood kit that really showcases our products. From the finish, thickness and durability of the material along with a new catalog with full spec information about what we have to offer.

Our sample kits are rugged enough to send around the world and in the past two weeks our product has been specified for jobs in India, the UK, Manhattan, Chicago, California, Oklahoma, Texas and Florida.

If you're firm is interested in our spec book and sample kits please contact us at Info@MFPNY.COM or call 212-595-0900 today!

The Oak Room Product Spotlight at MFP

Check out our latest product spotlight "The Oak Room" at one of our showrooms in New York or Chicago Merchandise Mart.

Custom serving boards for one of our events

Each one is made from a different wood species, cured and hand oiled with food safe oil. This is just a little something to go the extra mile.

Experimenting with materials is how we make interesting floors

These two photos are examples of a new floor we're working on called MIRAGE. It consists of end grain cut, reclaimed New York water tower redwood. The most interesting part of this process is that you can see the mineral deposits in the wood from the waterline seepage in the original water tanks. These tanks are typically 40 to 90 years old. You can read more about the water tower redwood below. The curvature of the planks visible in these two samples is due to the natural curve of the water tank. After trial and error, the only way to make a floor using the end grain is to stagger the planks without going in a complete circle. The end result is a very interesting floor pattern that is one of a kind. This floor is still in it's experimental stage, but if you are interested, please feel free to give us a call. Related: ( NY Observer article about MFP reclaimed water tower redwood)

Related: (Architectural bar created from reclaimed water tower redwood)

Standing Dead Oak Tree Wood Floor Installed in a Closet

One of our most popular white oak wood floors comes from standing dead oak trees found across the state of New York and Illinois. This floor was recently installed in a beautiful walnut closet to off set the rich dark hues. Silver Streak has a micro beveled edge that is soft to the touch and easy on the feet. The wood does have some interesting characteristics up close including some natural irregularities. The wood is wire brushed and can be made in random widths from 3 inches to 9 inches with custom narrower or wide planks available upon request.

Below is some additional information about the reclaimed standing dead oak trees.

Manhattan Forest Products Press Clippings

Here is a collection of Manhattan Forest Products press clippings from across the web. 

Manhattan Forest Products Chicago

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Architizer News

Shop LuxeHome, Where You’ll Find All The Design You Could Ask For

  

While most architects profess to being purists, either Miesian minimalists or one-off trendsetters, the reality is that most shoppers are for the most part—gasp—wildly eclectic in their tastes. Enter LuxeHome, an enfilade of showrooms in Chicago’s famed design center, the Merchandise Mart. Here, designers and shoppers alike can weave in and out of stores offering products as varied as high-end appliances to antique furnishings, stone tiles to sustainable carpets. Continue.

Old Word stone, terra cotta and wood make give even the newest homes a welcome warmth.

LuxeHome’s success as a one-stop shopping venue means it is always expanding and adding more showrooms to its boutique roster. Two new shops offer products with a history. Exquisite Surfaces, founded in 1997 by the Nataf Family, meticulously selects antique salvaged materials and creates unique hand-crafted products that stand outside of time. The store launched on the West Coast and now has showrooms in Beverly Hills, San Francisco, Laguna Niguel in California as well as New York, Greenwich, CT on the East Coast. And now Midwesterners can shop in their new Chicago showroom.

Wood salvaged from the Coney Island Boardwalk now lives in some of the finest homes and establishments.

Exquisite Surfaces offerings include antique and aged French oak, antique and reproduction limestone fireplaces, Provencal fountains, garden elements, antique Jerusalem stone, salvaged roof tiles, antique Tunisian tiles, decorative ceramic tile collections from France, Spain, Italy and North Africa and more. While they may source historic materials, many designers and homeowners incorporate them into contemporary architecture and interiors. The fabric of Old World stone, wood and ceramic tile can lend a patina and texture that appeals to the most staunch modernist equally.
Buyers for Exquisite Surfaces are constantly searching for unique  materials, traveling throughout the world, and meeting local artisans. They recently added a collection of hand-crafted tiles from Sicily and a line of antique cement tiles from Belgium. It is worth the trip to their showroom—not only can you look, touch, and feel their meticulously salvaged materials.

Coney Island Boardwalk

Another new resident at LuxeHome, Manhattan Forest Products, also sources materials that have mellowed with age. The millers re-harvest vintage New York wood from historic buildings to use in bespoke flooring, including antique oak, heart pine, chestnut, and other antique hardwoods found in old factories, mills, and breweries. They have salvaged wood from water towers and even the Coney Island boardwalk in New York. MFP is a full-service mill and lumber supplier, with the capacity to produce and ship internationally reclaimed flooring, custom molding, sawn and hand-hewn beams, architectural millwork and a wide range of other wood products. As a custom mill, they have the flexibility to produce products made from just about any type of wood, to your exact specifications. While many customers like reclaimed wood that shows its wear and tear, others prefer “new face wood” or wood that has had the top worn layer of reclaimed wood shaved off to expose the virgin surface beneath.

The wood reclaimed from the Coney Island Boardwalk lives on as Manhattan Forest Products’ Surf & Sand flooring.

On Tuesday, October 23, from 6-8pm, Margaret Russell, Editor in Chief, Architectural Digest, is hosting cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in Exquisite Surfaces showroom (Suite 1-143) in LuxeHome, 222 Merchandise Mart Plaza. Please respond to rsvp@archdigest.com
On Thursday, November 15, from 6-8:30pm, LuxeHome Presents the Sixth Annual CHILL, the Sixth Annual Charity CHILL Event, featuring superb wines from winemakers worldwide paired with cuisine from distinguished chefs amidst the ambiance of the world’s largest collection of premier boutiques for homebuilding and renovation.

 

Sophia Weiss Lapat

Sophia + Co

(o) 312.382.8441

(c) 212.203.6536

AIA Continued Education Courses from MFP

AIA Continued Education Courses from MFP

If you are an architect in New York and would like to learn more about our products, please make arrangements to attend our AIA/CES course tomorrow 5-08-13 at 1:00 to 2 pm.

Course title:  Reclaiming the New York Skyline
Course desc: The New York City skyline is legendary for its skyscrapers, architecture and the water towers on nearly every building over six stories tall. The water towers started to appear in New York City in the 1800’s as a way to bring water to upper floors in taller buildings. The redwood tanks were built and installed by barrel makers during that time. Each tank was held together with only steel straps with no adhesive to keep the contents pure. Each tank has a life span of approximately 40 years. These timeless structures are a signature of New York just like Central Park. Now we reclaim that redwood and upcycle it into many other products.

Or visit this link for more details and credit info. http://mfpny.blogspot.com/p/aiaces-courses.html

Location:

Jennifer Carpenter Architect

59 Hester Street

Ground Floor

New York, NY 10002

(646) 559.8324

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