Ornare Strengthens Its Presence in U.S. Luxury Residential Developments

Brazilian brand brings custom cabinetry solutions to high-end projects in U.S.

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SÃO PAULO, Oct. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Ornare, a leading Brazilian brand in high-end custom cabinetry, continues to expand its involvement in U.S. residential developments, contributing to projects in key markets such as Miami and New York. This work brings the brand's expertise to developments of varying scales, with solutions created for both model residences and entire residential buildings.

In this segment, Ornare collaborates with developers, architects and other project professionals to tailor its cabinetry to each development's requirements. Its involvement can range from a single model residence designed to introduce prospective buyers to the interiors concept to every residence in a building, as is the case at The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach, in the Miami area.

"Residential developments of this scale require a distinct approach. We are working beyond the scope of an individual home, coordinating with multiple stakeholders across different stages and project scales. Our work must respond to the development's concept, the developer's expectations and the experience envisioned for future residents. This requires consistency and adaptability, and it has become an increasingly important part of our U.S. operations," says Stefan Schattan, International CEO of Ornare.

From Miami to New York

Among Ornare's largest projects is The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach, developed by Château Group in the Miami area. Ornare is responsible for the custom closet systems in all 300 residences. Located in Sunny Isles Beach, the development combines the area's coastal setting with luxury residences, incorporating custom cabinetry into the interior design from the outset.

Also in Sunny Isles Beach, Ornare is involved in Residences by Armani/Casa, a development co-created by architect César Pelli and Giorgio Armani. The brand's solutions are featured in a model residence, giving prospective buyers an example of how the interiors can be configured.

In New York, Ornare's work includes a custom closet in a model residence at Witkoff's One High Line. The development features residences with expansive windows, high ceilings and views of the city and the Hudson River. Ornare's custom cabinetry complements the interior design and organization of the space.

The brand's presence in New York also includes 111 West 57th Street, developed by JDS near Central Park. Ornare's solutions are featured in a model residence, and the brand is a preferred vendor for closets at the development. The project combines its distinctive scale and central Manhattan location with refined private residences, integrating custom cabinetry into the overall interior experience.

These four developments illustrate the range of Ornare's involvement in real estate projects. While its work at St. Regis extends across hundreds of residences, projects such as Armani/Casa, One High Line and 111 West 57th Street demonstrate how model residences can bring together the architectural concept, custom cabinetry and the experience presented to prospective buyers.

Ornare's ability to serve projects of this kind is closely tied to its manufacturing infrastructure in Brazil. Cabinetry for international developments is produced at the company's factory in São Paulo, enabling it to meet varying supply requirements while maintaining consistent production standards.

"When an international project reaches our factory, our team in Brazil must respond precisely to a wide range of requirements. Projects of this scale challenge us to balance volume, technical specifications and craftsmanship. That continually drives improvements across our operations, from manufacturing processes to product development. This work demonstrates how the manufacturing capabilities we have built in Brazil can support complex projects in highly demanding markets," says Pitter Schattan, CEO of Ornare Brazil.

SOURCE Ornare