Clean Market: Photo Tour

Clean Market

Clean Market‘s storefront in New York’s NoHo neighborhood marks the organization’s first wellness center, bringing together its focus on nutrition, products, and services to support health and well-being.

Opened in August 2022, the 2,200-square-foot facility offers the company’s signature NutraDrip IV drip therapy, infrared sauna therapy, whole body cryotherapy, and wellness lab services, as well as a retail shop for beauty and wellness products.

Using a hospitality approach, architecture and interior design firm Alda Ly Architecture (ALA; New York) created an elegant, lush, and uplifting space using plush materials, warm woods, and a serene color palette of mint green, slate blue, and cream.

Just inside the front entrance, a front desk made from stained flattened tambour, plaster, and a light-gray stone countertop greets patrons. The retail section features a mix of textures and materials, including open and floating shelving, white-oak millwork, and stone countertops. A custom, curved island in the center of the space has an integrated bench in cypress wood with a cream cushion as well as a countertop for product displays.

The back of the wellness center integrates the waiting lounge, refresh room, individual treatment rooms, NutriDrip lounge, and staff room. These are connected via a long, calming hallway defined by a plush, hunter green runner, stained wood wainscotting, brass sconces, and a ceiling painted a soft mint green.

Located near the NutraDrip lounge, the nurses’ counter, which can be closed off from the room by an elegant curtain on a curved track, connects to the front desk, creating a cohesive staff space while retaining separation via the curtain between check-in and staff functions for an elevated hospitality-focused experience.

 

 

Project details for Clean Market

Location: New York, N.Y.

Completion date: August 2022

Owner: Clean Market

Total building area: 2,200 sq. ft.

Total construction cost: Withheld

Cost/sq. ft.: Withheld

Architecture firm: Alda Ly Architecture

Interior design: Alda Ly Architecture

Signage design: Alda Ly Architecture

General contractor: Darby Construction

Engineer: EP Engineering (MEP)

Builder: Darby Construction

Landscape/Plants: Blue Dahlia

Lighting design: Ventresca Lighting Designers

 

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