The bar and vanity sit next to each other, with private conference rooms hidden behind curtains. Standout pieces from the bar include a wood bar table from Vermont Farm Table and bar stools from Audo. The vanity uses metalwork by Arcana, millwork by Iron Oaks, and stools from Jialun Xiong.
You can still make the most out of very little
Building a headquarters in NYC means getting creative with little wiggle room. Luckily, Crowell managed to snag 3,500 square feet in downtown Manhattan, but as with most renters, there’s only so much that can be done while considering constraints. Saie’s office was designed with community-building in mind; therefore, it needed to be versatile and could easily transform into a productive work space, content capturing studio, and event locale at the snap of a finger.
Lynch-Sparks decided to keep the floor plan as open as possible. She opted out of using distracting barriers and walls …