Pieces Fine Art

October 2007
Thom Filicia Inc

Beverly Hills showcase design at the Greystone Mansion
featured on Style Newtork, E!, and In Touch Magazine.
See pictures below:

installation of the bronze sculpture, "Monumental Yesterday" by jd hansen. It took 5 men 2 hours and a crane to get her on the pedestal! Standing 10 feet tall, the objective once the sculpture was wheeled into the room on her side through a series of finely choreographed dolly maneuvers, was to hoist her onto the crane, then scoot her onto the 2 foot pedestal she would call home for the next month.

Now in place, "Yesterday" is inspected by Project Coordinator Hilary Hayes, Designer for Thom Filicia, Inc. Thom and Hilary couldn't have been more thrilled with the sculpture, saying "She is clearly the show piece in this Show Place Home!"

Once the installation of "Yesterday" was complete, the rest of the room was put into place. This took place over the course of 3 days by Celebrity Designer Thom Filicia and Project Coordinator Hilary Hayes. Featured here is Canadian sculptor Camie Geary-Martin, with "Left of Centre" on the coffee table and "Burden" sitting on the hearth.

in addition to the "Monumental Yesterday", several other sculptures by jd hansen are featured in "The Salon." On the round card table is "Horse and Rider" from the artist's personal collection and "The Raven" with a white washed patina on the library table.

making a dramatic statement on the largest wall in the room is "Solitary Armchair", a Hyper-Photo by renowned French Photographer Jean-Francois Rauzier. Measuring 4 feet tall by nearly 16 feet long, this diptych was a perfect compliment to Thom Filicia's overall vision.

these final images show the room in its completion. They just don't do the room justice! Congratulations jd, Camie and Jean-Francois; this room wouldn't have been even half as spectacular without your tremendous artwork. Thank you also to Thom Filicia and Hilary Hayes, for their impeccable taste in art.


installation of the bronze sculpture, "Monumental Yesterday" by jd hansen. It took 5 men 2 hours and a crane to get her on the pedestal! Standing 10 feet tall, the objective once the sculpture was wheeled into the room on her side through a series of finely choreographed dolly maneuvers, was to hoist her onto the crane, then scoot her onto the 2 foot pedestal she would call home for the next month.




Now in place, "Yesterday" is inspected by Project Coordinator Hilary Hayes, Designer for Thom Filicia, Inc. Thom and Hilary couldn't have been more thrilled with the sculpture, saying "She is clearly the show piece in this Show Place Home!"


Once the installation of "Yesterday" was complete, the rest of the room was put into place. This took place over the course of 3 days by Celebrity Designer Thom Filicia and Project Coordinator Hilary Hayes. Featured here is Canadian sculptor Camie Geary-Martin, with "Left of Centre" on the coffee table and "Burden" sitting on the hearth.



in addition to the "Monumental Yesterday", several other sculptures by jd hansen are featured in "The Salon." On the round card table is "Horse and Rider" from the artist's personal collection and "The Raven" with a white washed patina on the library table.



making a dramatic statement on the largest wall in the room is "Solitary Armchair", a Hyper-Photo by renowned French Photographer Jean-Francois Rauzier. Measuring 4 feet tall by nearly 16 feet long, this diptych was a perfect compliment to Thom Filicia's overall vision.


these final images show the room in its completion. They just don't do the room justice! *Congratulations jd, Camie and Jean-Francois*; this room wouldn't have been even half as spectacular without your tremendous artwork. Thank you also to Thom Filicia and Hilary Hayes, for their impeccable taste in art.