WIth its vast collection of unique decorative lighting and fine furnishing accessories, Savoy House has set itself apart from the competition by partnering with a diverse family of artists from around the world. When classic design and superb craftsmanship unite in a single work, the result is an item of enduring beauty, a treasure which transcends the current fad or fashion. We constantly search the globe for talented artisans who are passionate about this industry, and we are pleased to feature the following designers who bring their imagination home to Savoy House.

Tracy Porter

Tracy Porter Whimsical, elegant designs with unexpected splashes of color. Sketches are on the drawing board for decorative lighting with the same whimsical, eclectic style for which this home fashion guru is best known. Tracy adds an entirely new dimension to Savoy House's product offerings with her designs. The Tracy Porter Savoy House collections will include: Fantasy in Color, Animal Talk, Nature Walk and French Country, with other themes in the works.

Karyl Pierce Paxton

Karyl Pierce Paxton Experience the custom made charm of occasional furniture and accessories from the Pierce Paxton Collection, by Savoy House. This antiquity infused collection by Karyl Pierce Paxton features an 18 step finish inspired by the Patinas, Old world colors of the French Quarter, and includes hand painted designs of art.

 Karyl grew up on the desert plateaus of West Texas. After graduating from high school, moved to Missisispi to study art, architecture and antiques. Upon receiving a BFA in graphic design from Mississippi University College for Women, Karyl moved to New York City and attended Parsons School of Design for advanced study in fashion design. There, she created award-winning commercial and residential interiors. Meeting the demand for her custom furniture and lighting quickly became the focus of Pierce Paxton Design Studio. To meet the need for additional artists and craftsmen to produce her line, Karyl moved her business to New Orleans. Today, she creates products that are destined to become heirlooms.

Sergio Orozco

Award Winning Home Furniture Designer Sergio Orozco, is a rare combination of talent, international experience and background. Born in Popayan , Colombia where he studied violin for many years, then at the age of 18 he moved  to the Capital , Bogota, planning  to pursue his musical studies. His goals changed, however, when he found he was developing even more serious interest in art, design and architecture.  So, after two years of fine woodworking and musical instrument construction in Bogota, he moved to Europe where he travelled extensively and studied painting, sculpture and design. He speaks French, Italian, English and Spanish.

In 1980, he came to New York where he attended The Parsons School of Design. Sergio has some pretty definite ideas about his role as a Home Furnishings designer.

In the Art and Engineering article written by Debra Nussbaum for the New York Times, Sergio describes his feeling for lighting like a passionate relationship: "Lighting is the greatest love affair of my life" he said. "Without lighting, there is nothing." Based on Sergio's lifelong impulse to unify art, design and architecture, the designs he creates represent the fulfilment of his ideals.

In 1989 Orozco established his successful design company and licensing program attracting many national and international clients with a variety of products manufactured around the world. 

Federico Martínez

Federico Martínez, the sole European designer of the group creates classical lighting for the whole world. Nowadays is the President of the Savoy House Europe project and contributes with his elegant designs to the total Savoy House group lighting offer, as long in North America as in Europe and middle East, all of them manufactured on noble materials and dressed on high quality cut crystals.

Solid Brass

The French artisans call it “Bronze Véritable”, real bronze, to distinguish from other imitations that flood the market.

True Bronze is not a shade or hue of colour but determined by the comprised of a two-thirds copper base, combined with either pewter or zinc. Real bronze fixtures are not painted but chemically treated or plated with precious or semiprecious metals to achieve different finishes.

Traditional high-end bronze chandeliers are sand casted, which provides the best and most intricate detailing.

Real bronze fixtures are timeless in beauty and maintain their value; real bronze pieces are represented in museums both here and abroad.