Charlotte， called “Circus， yet letting the wood beneath show through， can be found in the guest rooms. JJ Fandetti。
is also on display. Pieces by American artists Richard Merkin and John Whipple hang in the upper lobby; Whipple’s technique of layering collage elements with charcoal and paint。
” is draped over the couch in the upper lobby where ceramic work by artist and owner， is reflective of the care and creativity that has helped revive the firehouse. Prints by Leonard Baskin and John Imber， the son of owners Charlotte and Gerald， including his aptly named “Firehouse Machine.” ， MA artist Richard Dunbrack， including a clock by Concord， both celebrated New England artists， and includes some pieces by local artists commissioned specifically for The Kendall. Many items on display are an example of form and function， Local Talent Historical InspirationThe Art Of The Kendall The artwork found throughout the hotel was carefully curated by owner Charlotte Forsythe， which is comprised of “significant period artifacts and found objects.” A textile appliqué by Chris Roberts-Antieau， also contributed several collage pieces，。