Hutton Wilkinson * Tony Duquette Inc. is a full service interior design firm based in Beverly Hills with current projects in Los Angeles, New York, Palm Beach and Thailand with completed projects in Paris, Venice, Hawaii and Saudi Arabia.
Hilton Hawaiian Village
Elizabeth (Beegle) Duquette in front of one of the large scale paintings she supplied to the décor of the Hilton Hawaiian village hotel job which her husband Tony Duquette was commissioned to decorate in the 1960’s.
A black and white photo of the lobby entrance to the Hilton Hawaiian village convention center designed by Tony Duqutte c. 1960’s. Note: the original Tony Duquette fabric mosaic tapestries depicting ancient Hawaiian legends flanked by his giant clam etagere planters with a grouping of his lighted resin furniture placed on Duquette’s custom woven tiger patterned carpet.
Tony Duquette seated in front of one of his fabric mosaic tapestries which tell the tale of captain cook and the ancient Hawaiians. the tapestries which he recessed into lighted alcoves at the Hilton Hawaiian village hotel were each flanked by a pair of Duquette’s original giant clam etager planters. the unique tiger patterned carpeting was designed by Duquette exclusively for this job. c. 1960’s.
A color rendering of the lobby entrance to the Hilton Hawaiian village convention center designed by Tony Duquette,c 1960’s.
A color rendering of the coral ballroom at the Hilton Hawaiian Village convention center designed by Tony Duquette. c. 1960’s
Hilton Hawaiian Village
the penthouse at the Hilton lagoon apartments was designed by Tony Duquette c. 1960’s using walls of crushed abalone, and Duquettes specially designed bronze and glass coffee table and crystal bouillote lamps Duquette painted the carved Thai reindeer on the terrace to resemble blue and white porcelain.
The penthouse at the Hilton lagoon apartments was designed by Tony Duquette c. 1960’s using walls of crushed abalone, and Duquette’s specially designed bronze and glass coffee table and crystal bouillote lamps. Duquette painted the carved Thai reindeer on the terrace to resemble blue and white porcelain.