A members’ club, gallery, and lounge — a working art program wrapped around the most considered hour in the city.
Two pillars carry the room: a serious contemporary program with a real curator and a real catalog, and a lounge shaped entirely in curves — plaster, bouclé, brass, and a living wall. Between them sits the hour that makes it a club rather than a venue.
A purple acrylic wave sculpture against polished plaster. Hanging crystal mobiles in the windows. A hunter green accent wall holding deep maroon, ocean blue, and emerald paintings. Real curator, real program, real catalog.
A 250 SF side gallery painted an ocean blue adjacent to Yves Klein, on polished concrete. Single-artist installations only, rotating quarterly — the most ambitious moment in the program.
Happy hour at Orbit isn’t a discount. It’s the central ritual of membership — the moment the gallery wing fills with conversation, the bar shifts from coffee to cocktails, and the lounge becomes the city’s most considered room. Natural wines, biodynamic cocktails, the chef’s rotation.
Curved organic plaster walls. Terracotta bouclé sofas. Royal blue and deep maroon Pearsall chairs. A living plant wall and indoor olive trees. Brass dome pendants over the lapis bar, set on its hand-cast travertine base.
Tell us the place, the ambition, and roughly when. We’ll come back with a pathway and a first sketch.