RI’s Archives Launches New Website And State-of-the-Art Office Facility In Providence

PROVIDENCE, RI – ARCHIVES, LLC is pleased to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website, archivesri.com, and a new state-of-the art office facility in Providence, RI.  ARCHIVES has been serving the interior design and architecture communities in Rhode Island and beyond with unique artwork packages, fine-art quality printing and custom framing for more than 25 years.

The new website highlights the company’s unique and extensive private collection of curated ephemera and photography amassed over 60 plus years by ARCHIVES founder, legendary Rhode Island artist and creator of the international hit word game Bananagrams, the late Abe Nathanson.   The new state-of-the-art facility, located at 145 Carolina Avenue, will bring ARCHIVES production and design services under one roof with its custom framing division.

“The new website, with samples of our vast and varied collection, combined with our new facility – where we can showcase all our offerings in one space – will allow us to better serve our clients’ needs right here in Rhode Island and beyond.“ said Rena Nathanson, CEO, ARCHIVES.   “We couldn’t be more thrilled to grow ARCHIVES in this exciting direction, all the while celebrating our rich 25-year history of serving the interior design and architecture communities.”

With a focus on restaurants, hospitality, commercial, and private spaces, ARCHIVES clients include award-winning firms Morris Nathanson Design, Niemitz Design Group and Libby Slader Interior Design. ARCHIVES custom framed artwork and photography adorns the walls of P.J. Clarke’s restaurants (New York and Brazil), Frankie & Benny’s restaurants (United Kingdom), Ocean House Resort (Watch Hill, RI), Capital Grille restaurants, Papa-Razzi restaurants (RI, MA) and Royal Caribbean International Cruises, among many others.

For more information about ARCHIVES and its services please visit the new website, www.archivesri.com. You can also follow ARCHIVES on Facebook (facebook.com/ArchivesRI) and on Pinterest (pinterest.com/ArchivesRI).

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