Custom kitchens and residential millwork

CUSTOM KITCHENS
AND RESIDENTIAL MILLWORK

LATEST PROJECTS

685 FIRST AVE
NEW YORK

The 685 First Avenue site is located between East 39th and East 40th Streets on First Avenue in New York City south of the United Nations Headquarters along the East River, a prominent location in Manhattan.

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NEW YORK / CITY HALL
49 CHAMBERS ST

Designed by Woods Bagot, this incredible building was once home to Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank and, in recent years, New York City government offices.

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UNION SQUARE RESIDENCE
NEW YORK

Large Union square residence in New York's most iconic center. Canova provided a full bespoke millwork package on the architect and client specifications utilizing the most technological and high quality products on the market.

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SAN FRANCISCO
MODERN HOUSE

This California residence features a charming indoor/outdoor kitchen made in Italy by Canova. Indoor in ebony veneer and white matte lacquer and dekton countertop. Effortless and elegant continuity for the outdoor section made in durable and water resistant white corian.

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NEW YORK / GRAMERCY SQUARE
THE TOWER

Designed by Woods Bagot this gem in the heart of Gramercy in Manhattan, features high ceilings and floor to ceiling windows that give exceptional brightness to the interior space. For the tower's kitchens and bathrooms Canova offers top quality Italian craftmanship for this interpretation of the transitional. Through the warm brown colors in harmonious contrast with the white marble, the shaker panels and asymmetry of handles the space acquires elegance and a welcoming character.

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152 ELIZABETH
TADAO ANDO NEW YORK

Sumaida + Khurana is both developing and through its affiliate, Foundations Group, building, 152 Elizabeth Street. The project is an ultra-luxury condominium building designed by Japanese master architect, Tadao Ando and acclaimed architect of the interior, Michael Gabellini. It is the first building Ando has designed in Manhattan.

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