New York lighting brand In Common With has opened a multi-functional space in a 19th-century Tribeca loft in time for NYCxDesign, and will host a shoppable experience and a variety of events during the festival and beyond.
In Common With founders Felicia Hung and Nick Ozemba renovated the 8,000-square-foot (473-square-metre) space on the second floor of a historic building on Broadway as a venue to host events and showcase installations and collections both by themselves and others.
Designed with a residential feel, the Quarters venue includes a wine bar for hosting events
"A marriage of warmth and grandeur, whimsy and irreverence, Quarters is both a concept store and community gathering space," said the duo.
"Inspired by Tribeca's rich artistic history ? and by the participatory spirit of 1960s ad hoc art spaces ? Quarters shifts between the expected and the altogether disarming, a curated space and one that's improvisational and alive." Quarters is divided into multiple interconnected spaces, including one styled as a living room
Designed and styled to have a residential feel, the venue unfolds through various interconnected rooms, including a bar, lounge, library and great room.
Each features richly hued decor and is populated with artful vintage and contemporary designs, the majority of which are shoppable.
The majority of the design products on show are available to buy
There's also bedrooms, a kitchen, a dining room, and powder rooms that feature d...