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Information for

COMMERCIAL CLIENTS

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Just over 50% of our production ends up in private residences all across the US and internationally.

However, our pieces are frequently specified for commercial use by Architects and Landscape Architects because of the properties of our work that are not available or attainable from other manufacturers:

Strength

Our pieces, simply stated, are the strongest pieces available - anywhere. They are truly four season pieces and are winter hardy, even in the extreme climates we have here in Maine. We do not cast our planters and urns (see About Concrete). Instead we hand pack a dense, polymerized, high strength concrete on top of an interior mold. Successive layers are wrapped in a galvanized steel reinforcing matrix and finally turned on a wheel to complete the vessel.

Hand Craftsmanship

Every Lunaform planter, urn, amphora, birdbath or fountain is completely built and colored by hand. Because each piece is turned on a wheel there are no exterior seam lines such as you would find on cast products. Our pieces are handcrafted from top to bottom, beginning to end and this care is apparent in every finished piece.

Custom Design + Detaling

We can make any number and shape of custom pieces. If it is round, we can create it. Because we fabricate every aspect of new molds ourselves, from building the custom, interior molds to steel shaping and welding of the templates and turntables, our custom piece charges are more reasonable than most.

Custom Color Matching

In addition to our 13 standard color finishes we can match any sample color or texture. Our coloring process is comprised of an extremely high strength concrete into which we infuse light-fast, natural pigments and polymers. Each piece is completely sandblasted prior to the onset of the color process so that there is both a physical and a chemical bonding of the pigmented concrete finish. The hand application of this finish allows us to produce any texture we wish.

Glaze

Every vessel is finished with an amazingly durable, water based sealant. These glazes are available in both gloss and matte. Applied in multiple layers the vessel can begin to achieve an almost fired ceramic look and feel. Pigment is often suspended in this layer to saturate underlying colors and mottled tones.

Direct Contact

When you call Lunaform with an order, custom or otherwise, you will talk directly with the owners, artisans and designers. Our size allows us to remain flexible and responsive to your needs.

Please call for 2024 pricing.  Thank you!

Recent Commercial Work:

Nevada

MGM Mirage, Las Vegas

North Carolina
CineBistro, Cary

Duke Gardens

Sterling Glenwood Village

Vermont
Middlebury College

Virginia

Alexandria Library

Washington DC

Dumbarton Oaks

Smithsonian

Wisconsin
Green Bay Botanical Garden
 

National
Northwest Airlines: Chicago, Memphis, San Fransisco, Detroit, Minneapolis Terminals

La Quinta Resorts

    
U S Horticultural Conservatory
The North Face
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Panera Bread
Montgomery Corporate Center

Bovis Lend Lease

Corporate Office Properties Trust

Doyle Conservation Center

Mountain View Cemetary

Oasis of the Seas

Allure of the Seas

Birger Sandzen Memorial Gallery

Dow Film Production

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California

Corona del Mar Plaza

Delaware
The Peninsula at Longneck

Florida

Alys Beach
Consultatio, Key Biscayne

Four Seasons Hotel, Miami

Portofino Bay Hotel

Tampa International Plaza

Iowa

Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden

Maine

Brooklin Library, Brooklin

Bowdoin College

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens

Colby College

College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor

Knowlton Park, Ellsworth
Thuya Garden, Mount Desert Island

 

Maryland

BWI Airport, Baltimore
Hospice of the Chesapeake

Massachusetts

Allston Branch Library

Bentley University, Waltham

Mass. General Hospital

Nantucket Whaling Museum
Tower Hill Botanical Garden, Boyleston

 

New York

General Electric
New York Botanical Garden, Bronx

Plaza Hotel, Manhattan

Rockefeller Center, Manhattan
 

 


 

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