Nix is a 2,000-square-foot restaurant located in Greenwich Village, strategically close to the Union Square Greenmarket, where ingredients are regularly sourced. The renovation was a complete gut, and every detail of the space was considered and designed with great care to create a completely unique space for a specialized restaurant type.
Services included design and fabrication of a custom steel-and-glass storefront, several custom light fixtures – including the juniper burl ledge lamps, the green ball lamps at the railroad booth tables, and the bar lights that incorporate vintage glass shades. Customized banquettes, reclaimed-wood table tops, and steel-and-glass shelves are included in the long list of custom-designed elements in this restaurant. Additionally, walls and ledges were hand troweled, and entry tile mosaic pattern was hand placed with tile selected and cracked by designers.
This project was a full-service architecture and interiors project merging the two disciplines seamlessly to meet the client's high expectations for a one-of-a-kind restaurant environment.
