Daniel Levy has been creating fine porcelain tableware and lighting since 1982. After graduating from Alfred University with a degree in sculpture and ceramics, Levy moved to New York City and began developing a range of functional objects that reflect his interest in minimalist design, texture and surface. All his work is made to order. It is slip cast in porcelain, decorated with colored engobes, and finished with multiple layers of 22k gold or platinum.
By embracing the subtle variations that are a natural part of the handmade porcelain process, Levy's studio work has a vitality not found in factory production. No two pieces are ever identical, though controlled and precise.
From a porcelain hanging planter system at the Standard Hotel in NYC to the dinnerware service designed for the corporate boardroom at Sotheby's, London, Levy has become a valuable resource to architects and interior designers, providing custom color, pattern or shape options. His elegant dinnerware can be found on tables in luxury hotels and fine restaurants, as well as residences, private jets and yachts around the world.
Partial Client List
Drake/Anderson, New York, NY
Ike Kligerman Barkley, New York, NY
Brian J. McCarthey, Inc., New York, NY
Emily Summers Design Associates, Dallas, TX
David Tisdale Design, Bridgeport, CT
Gilberte Interiors, Hanover, NH
Dahlgren Duck, Dallas, TX
Selldorf Architects, New York, NY
Peter Marino Architect, New York, NY
David Scott Interiors, New York, NY
Roman & Williams, New York, NY
ThinkPure, Santa Monica, CA
Evolve Residential, Boston, MA
John Boone, Inc., New York, NY
Kemble Interiors, New York, NY
Shaver Melahn Interior Design, New York, NY
Fox-Nahem, New York, NY
David Easton, Inc., New York, NY
Sandra Nunnerley, Inc., New York, NY
Worth Interiors, Avon, CO
Annelle Primos & Associates, Jackson, MS
Studio C Interior Design, New York, NY
Reber Design Architecture Pllc, New York, NY
Stylist: Sara Abalan, saraabalan@aol.com
Photographer: Carina Salvi, carinasalvi@aol.com
Graphics: Naoi Toyoda, naoi.gfx@gmail.com
© Daniel Levy