Paul Ferrante
A worker gold leafs at Paul Ferrante in Los Angeles.
(Christina House / For The Times)A variety of light fixtures hang inside Paul Ferrante in Los Angeles.
(Christina House / For The Times)A wood detailer at the Paul Ferrante factory meticulously works on a gilt basket to create the look of an authentic antique.
(Christina House / For The Times)A wood finisher works on a table at Paul Ferrante in Los Angeles.
(Christina House / For The Times)A look inside the Paul Ferrante factory in Los Angeles.
(Christina House / For The Times)French chain links hang at Paul Ferrante in Los Angeles.
(Christina House / For The Times)A worker in the old iron department at Paul Ferrante in Los Angeles.
(Christina House / For The Times)A branch chandelier at Paul Ferrante in Los Angeles.
(Christina House / For The Times)Inside Paul Ferrante in Los Angeles.
(Christina House / For The Times)Tommy Raynor is photographed at Paul Ferrante, a business he first ran with the late Ferrante and still runs with his own family.
(Christina House / For The Times)A worker applies glue on a branch chandelier at Paul Ferrante in Los Angeles.
(Christina House / For The Times)The paint department adds polish to items, which are displayed at a Pacific Design Center showroom and elsewhere.
(Christina House / For The Times)Inside Paul Ferrante in Los Angeles.
(Christina House / For The Times)Alex Menegaz, Julie Urbanek, Grace Saroyan, Elizabeth Kaplan, and Tommy Raynor are photographed at Paul Ferrante, a family business where everything is made by hand, the old way, in Los Angeles.
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