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draperelevator

Elevator Cab Interior Manufacturer - Family Owned & Operated - Focused on leading the industry in trust & reliability 📐Design🔨Fabrication🔧Install

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Precision matters — especially in our world.That

Precision matters — especially in our world.That’s why we’ve added the xTool MetalFab Laser Welder + CNC Cutter to our lineup. This is one of several new investments focused on improving fabrication accuracy, increasing efficiency, and maintaining the level of quality our projects demand.
At Draper, keeping our shop equipped with the latest technology isn’t optional — it’s part of our commitment to doing things the right way.

Most people see the finished elevator.The polish

Most people see the finished elevator.The polished panels. The lighting. The details.What they don’t see is everything behind it.This is where it starts.Raw equipment. Heavy tools. Precision work.
The kind of machinery that doesn’t care about trends—only accuracy.Every hole, every cut, every adjustment… it all happens here before anything ever makes it into a cab.It’s not glamorous.
But it’s the difference between something that looks good… and something that’s built to last.At Draper, the craftsmanship isn’t just in the final product—
it’s in every step that leads up to it.#DraperElevatorInteriors #BehindTheScenes #Fabrication #Craftsmanship #BuiltNotBought IndustrialDesign ElevatorDesign Metalwork

Wood slat panels getting ready to head out to a jo

Wood slat panels getting ready to head out to a job at 534 Boylston Street. We love working with so many different materials!#elevatorinteriors #woodslatpanels

The $10,000 Elevator Crack That Could Have Been Pr

Cambridge Crossing | Parcel G | 350 Water Street

Cambridge Crossing | Parcel G | 350 Water Street🏢 About the Project:
Parcel G is a 510,000 square foot 14 story building in the new Cambridge crossing development. It features 15’ floor to floor heights, virtually column free spaces, and premium high way visibility for branding opportunities.📐 Scope of Project:
After completing fit outs with Thyssen and Kone Draper partnered with another major elevator company Otis installing nine (9) elevator cab interiors at Parcel G. The six (6) passenger elevators feature a matching rear wall to the surround lobby wall panels in the elevator vestibule. When the center opening doors separate there is a seamless transition with the cab interior panels.#draperelevatorinteriors #labelevator #cambridgeMA

A look behind the scenes at a custom elevator cab

A look behind the scenes at a custom elevator cab currently taking shape in our shop.Architectural wood molding brings a level of warmth and craftsmanship you don’t always see inside an elevator—but when incorporated thoughtfully, it adds character and depth to the entire interior. From detailed shop drawings to carefully milled trim profiles, every element is designed and built to fit the cab perfectly.Stay tuned to see this one come together.#ElevatorDesign #ElevatorInteriors #CustomMillwork #ArchitecturalDetail #WoodMolding #DesignProcess #BehindTheScenes #Craftsmanship #InteriorArchitecture #DraperElevatorInteriors

After completing the modernization of the four pub

After completing the modernization of the four public elevators at the John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse, Draper was invited back to develop design concepts for the judges’ elevators.Following a behind-the-scenes tour of the courtrooms and learning the history behind many of the building’s architectural details, we created and presented three cab concepts inspired by the courthouse’s heritage and design language.These elevators will transport federal judges before and after presiding over some of the nation’s most significant cases—so the design and craftsmanship needed to reflect that responsibility.#DraperElevatorInteriors
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Every elevator interior we create is built by hand

Every elevator interior we create is built by hand, right here in Massachusetts. From the first weld to the final install, our team brings decades of experience and an obsession with precision to every project.No shortcuts. No cookie-cutter solutions. Just skilled craftspeople who know that the details you never notice are the ones that matter most.
This is what happens when you combine old-school craftsmanship with new-school technology. This is Draper.#ElevatorInteriors #Craftsmanship #CustomFabrication #MadeInMassachusetts #manufacturingbehindthescenes

Did you know?Woven wall fabrics are one of the m

Did you know?Woven wall fabrics are one of the most durable finish options for elevator interiors—ideal for high-traffic environments where performance matters as much as design.At The Benjamin Residences, existing elevator interiors were failing after just a few years of use. With strict weight limitations in place, Draper specified @chilewich woven wall fabric alongside decorative metals and lightweight mirrors to deliver six custom elevator interiors that match the lobby aesthetic and stand up to everyday use.Want to see—and feel—the difference?
The Draper showroom features a wide range of woven wall fabric samples so designers, consultants, and owners can experience the materials firsthand before specifying.

A fresh look for the elevator interior at 2 Batter

A fresh look for the elevator interior at 2 Batterymarch Park, Quincy.This cab renovation replaces the original finishes with a lighter palette, updated wall panels, improved lighting, and refined detailing—creating a brighter, more contemporary ride experience.Thoughtful updates that elevate everyday use.#BeforeAndAfter #ElevatorInteriors #CabRenovation #CommercialBuildings #DraperElevatorInteriors

Before ➝ AfterA complete elevator interior refre

Before ➝ AfterA complete elevator interior refresh at 1 Harbor Street, transforming the existing elevator interior into a brighter, more modern space with updated materials, cleaner lines, and a more refined overall experience.Proud to have partnered with Abel Elevator Consulting (abelelevator.com) on this project, with CBRE as the client.Because the ride matters as much as the destination.#BeforeAndAfter #ElevatorInteriors #CommercialDesign #BostonBuildings #BuildingModernization DraperElevatorInteriors CBRE AbelElevatorConsulting

Yesterday we had a site visit to Masterpiece Woodw

Yesterday we had a site visit to Masterpiece Woodworks who we partnered with on an upcoming Federal Courthouse project to review these one of a kind custom milled wall panels. The elevators were thoughtfully designed to tell stories while upholding building standards. (swipe to see photos) Every detail serves a purpose and those details are heavily reviewed by many eyes prior to installation. In these cases site visits are a great exercise for reviewing progress. At the highest standards, craftsmanship matters most.#ElevatorInteriors
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Custom Shouldn’t Mean Complicated.I'm not even s

Custom Shouldn’t Mean Complicated.I'm not even sure where to start...That’s something we hear all the time — and honestly, that’s exactly where we come in.At Draper Elevator Interiors, we’ve spent decades helping clients take a basic idea and turn it into a finished elevator cab they can be proud of. Whether it’s a high-rise with 20 elevators or a single-car renovation in a boutique building, we make the process easy to follow and easy to trust.We’re a family-run company, but we’ve handled some of the largest and most complex elevator interior projects in New England. What makes us different?... We listen... We explain... We guide... And we build everything ourselves... — right here in our Massachusetts facility — using the same attention to detail we’d want if it were our name on the door. Because it is.From design consultations and 3D renderings to fabrication, mock-ups, and install support, our job is to make your job easier. You shouldn’t need to be an expert in wall panels or reveals — that’s our world. We’ll walk you through every decision with honesty, clarity, and a whole lot of experience behind it.Custom doesn’t have to be complicated. You just need the right partner.

Save the date! Thursday 10/16 we’ll once again be

Save the date! Thursday 10/16 we’ll once again be hosting Oktoberfest at Topgolf in Canton, MA. More details to follow. The event is free and all are welcome. If you have any questions feel free to message us!
#draperelevatorinteriors #topgolfcanton #oktoberfest

At Draper Elevator Interiors, the difference has a

At Draper Elevator Interiors, the difference has always been in the people.
For three decades, Draper has earned a reputation for delivering elevator interiors that balance innovation, precision, and craftsmanship. But the true story behind that track record is the skill and dedication of the team that makes it all possible.These are professionals who can take a complex design vision from architects or consultants and translate it into a finished product that feels seamless within a space. They know how to collaborate with general contractors and elevator companies under tight timelines, bringing not only technical expertise but also the kind of problem-solving mindset that keeps projects moving forward.
It’s that blend of creativity, engineering know-how, and hands-on craftsmanship that sets Draper apart. Whether it’s matching lobby finishes in a luxury hotel, fabricating interiors for a high-rise office tower, or tailoring a design for a single-car system, the team has consistently proven they can deliver at the highest level.The result is more than just beautiful elevator interiors—it’s a portfolio of projects that stand as proof of what happens when skilled people are at the core of a company’s success.

With Gold-accented mirrors, sleek wall panels, and

With Gold-accented mirrors, sleek wall panels, and dramatic LED lighting — this downtown location at 28 State Street, Boston is designed to wow from the moment the doors open. What catches your eye first?About the Project:
Located in the heart of Boston’s Financial District, 28 State Street is a 40-story Class A office tower. In 2022, Consigli Construction completed a major lobby repositioning, transforming the building’s entry to reflect a sleek, modern aesthetic. As the renovation neared completion, Cushman & Wakefield engaged Draper Elevator Interiors to design and build custom elevator interiors that would align with the upgraded lobby. Jared Giblin presented two design concepts to ownership, and once a concept was selected, Draper’s design was incorporated into the modernization specification written by Michael Blades & Associates. Otis Elevator is currently modernizing all 17 elevators, including the installation of destination dispatch technology.Scope of Project:
Draper provided full design-build services, fabricating and installing 17 custom elevator cab interiors. The standout feature is a large rear wall mirror with a gold striped interlayer, complemented by custom LED lighting that delivers a dramatic effect. The ceiling and side walls incorporate finishes found throughout the building’s newly renovated lobby and common areas. Each time the cab doors open, the result is an immediate “wow factor”—a bold blend of lighting and premium materials. If you’re planning a renovation and want to make the most of your elevator cab budget, reach out to explore how Draper can bring your vision to life.#ElevatorsOfInstagram #ElevatorDesign #Design #Bostonstyle #DraperElevator #MoodBoardMonday #DesignInspiration #CustomFabrication

Last weekend a surprise retirement party as held f

Last weekend a surprise retirement party as held for founders John & Diane Giblin.From Jared Giblin:
“This past Saturday, my brothers and I pulled off a surprise retirement party for our parents — a well-deserved celebration of their incredible journey. As of 1/1/25, they officially passed the torch, selling the business to my brother Rich and me.
My dad was one of nine, my mom one of five. They came from humble beginnings and built something truly special — something I’m honored to carry forward. Their legacy is defined by hard work, consistency, and a remarkable partnership I’ve been lucky to witness throughout my life.
They treated employees like family and always put customers first. That commitment built a foundation of trust that allowed the company to grow and thrive. Today, those values remain at the core of our mission: to lead the industry in trust, craftsmanship, and reliability.”Thank you to @balloonbarrr for the incredible work designing and essembling the balloon arch & decorations making a memorable space for the great photos of the evening!Of course thank you @albaon53 for hospitality and help setting up the event!

The craftsmanship behind the scenes. Every spark t

The craftsmanship behind the scenes. Every spark tells a story. 🔥

Step inside our state-of-the-art showroom—where vi

Step inside our state-of-the-art showroom—where vision meets reality.
At Draper, clients can meet one-on-one with our team, explore material samples up close, and experience two full-size elevator cabs on display. Whether you’re in the early stages of planning or ready to finalize your selections, our showroom is designed to inspire, inform, and bring your project to life.Schedule a visit and see the difference for yourself.#ElevatorDesign #CustomInteriors #DraperElevatorInteriors #DesignShowroom #ArchitecturalDesign #ElevatorCab #MaterialSamples #BostonDesign #InteriorInspiration

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