I don't know if they come in different colors or not so don't know if the one I found online is the one you're looking for or not, but Nature Hills has Fritillaria Crown Imperial: http://static.naturehills.com/yellowcrownimperialfritillaria/ Park Seed has Egyptian Walking Onion: http://www.parkseed.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDisplay?storeId=10101&catalogId=10101&langId=-1&mainPage=prod2working&ItemId=8725&cid=ppp000529 I believe one or two other sources of that one are mentioned in the following thread I found in the GW Heirloom Plants and Gardens Forum. I'll include that link below. Here is a link that might be useful: Forum post re: Egyptian Walking Onion

Just curious thanks GG, especially in the context of being too cold to ship plants to where you are or not. Serious cold kicked in to NYC today, 30s, w/ windchill in 20s. I've been sick so stayed in today playing w/ plants, cleaning up lots of pots, quilting, & then OOPS!! My Bldg's alternate energy sources (generators) pooped out at 7:30 pm. Too early to sleep so I came all the way outside to find Internet to play. No more Hoyas for me 'til Spring I think -- Happy Holidays everybody!!

I went to the link for the original room design, and the rug was the client's, along with some other existing pieces. "First up is her dining room. They just recently built this house, so luckily for us, tabula rasa (blank slate). Nothing I love more. Since the room has beautiful millwork, we decided to go with a rich toffee brown color to coat the walls, which will serve as a fabulous contrast between the white details. She already had some existing pieces that were meant to stay: dining room table, buffet (temporarily), rug and a china cabinet that was dying for a makeover."

I looked yesterday for a long time, and all I found were photos of similar antique ones. I'm certain that a place like this can make them for you, but you'll pay a high price. https://artisticiron.com/ Don't know how many sets you want, but you might email the hotel and ask if they can tell you where they got the hardware; or for the contact info of the renovators.