ABOUT NEWEL
For four generations, Newel has inspired international collectors and designers with one of the most extensive decorative and fine arts galleries in the world.
A family business since 1939, our roots are firmly planted in New York, where we spent our earliest days furnishing some of Broadway’s most fabled productions. Today, we continue the tradition as the world’s premier decorative arts resource for distinguished private collectors and industry-leading designers.
We offer a range of rare antiques and vintage finds that span centuries and styles, enabling our clients to find unique pieces with which they can furnish their homes.
Newel’s current collection boasts well over 40,000 extraordinary works from around the globe, with classic pieces dating from the 17th- to 21st-centuries, in addition to a trove of contemporary original designs and reproductions, such as Karl Springer, Gary Dipasquale, Robert Lee Morris, along with its own Newel Modern Collection.
In 2015, we celebrated a significant expansion, with our curated services now offered at two new locations: A 9,000 square foot gallery in Manhattan for our ever-changing collection, and a 65,000 square foot showroom and warehouse in Long Island City reminiscent of our previous and storied home on east 53rd street. Since then, Newel expanded its Long Island City warehouse location to a total of 130,000 sqft.
In 2023 Newel also expanded its business by acquiring Gary Rubinstein Antiques and Modern Design Inventory along with taking over his gallery space in Hollywood Florida in the South Florida Design Park.
The Newel team is committed to continually growing and strengthening our relationships with our clients. Our knowledgeable staff is always available to answer any questions you may have and provide assistance in picking the perfect piece for your home. We look forward to helping you find something special!
Thank you for choosing Newel
Sincerely,
Newel Family and Staff
