The Greek Tribeca has quickly established itself as a destination
restaurant in Manhattan, and has built a loyal following among its
neighbors. The landmark building and surroundings inspired a
connection to the Mediterranean villas of the Greek Peloponessos. The
materials, textures, and colors inspired by the medieval castle at
Monemvasia (the Gibraltar of Greece) blend seamlessly into the
cobblestone streets and warehouse lofts of ultra-chic Tribeca. We
consulted on every detail of the restaurant to create an immersive
experience, from a rustic salvaged trellis over the tables to
commissioned artwork on the walls, to the menus, silverware,
glassware, and the plating of the food. The bar features a hammered
copper surface, the room is divided by an elegant taffeta drapery, and
buttery tufted leather covers the banquettes. The space has the
elegance of a fine dining restaurant, with the comfort of a living
room where customers might kick off their shoes. We are constantly
involved in the maintenance of the interior, detailing for each season
and decorating for holidays and events.