Soorikian Furniture Moves to New Facility
Soorikian Furniture is pleased to announce we have moved into our new manufacturing facility off of Fulton Industrial Road in Atlanta, Georgia.
Our new address is 4705 Robinson Rd., Atlanta, GA 30336. Phone no: 404.691.2120
Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles
Our little blue ballerina table is featured in “What’s Hot Now.”
Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles
The ballerina table is featured in “Red Alert”:
“Use red in your interiors. It adds warmth and character to a room.”
-Roddy Harris, Roddy Harris Interiors
Chicago Tribune
In her review of the 2005 International Contemporary Furniture Fair, Karen Klages quoted Matt Soorikian about Soorikian Furniture’s new Wall Panel System:
This year, some of the most interesting products weren’t furniture, but rather big and small strokes of modern architecture. Everyone from artists to architects played with the very bones of the modern American home. …
Georgia based architects/designers Matt and Karen Soorikian unveiled their wall panel systems from which shelves and furniture (also of their design) can be floated and cantilevered. “It’s architecture to go with your furniture instead of the other way around,” explains Matt Soorikian, who is also the fabricator behind them.
Pure Contemporary
After visiting our booth at the 2005 International Contemporary Furniture Fair, the editors at Pure Contemporary.com posted this review of our work:
Their booth at ICFF reminded us how Soorikian Furniture earned two Good Design Awards in 2004. Their winners, the Modular Media Console and Double Curve Screen, exemplify Soorikian’s aesthetic of restrained, architectural pieces with inherent warmth…
ICFF 2005
Soorikian Furniture introduced its new wall panel system at the 2005 International Contemporary Furniture Fair in May.
Rob Rothblatt of Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill gave this review:
“I give your furniture and booth - ‘Best in Show’ - I walked the entire fair, and didn’t see anything with the bold simplicity and purposeful design of your own work. Good Going.”
Paper City
In an article about furniture designers’ homes, Paper City features the Soorikian family at home amongst their furniture line.