In Common With—are pleased to introduce Quarters, a multifaceted space that occupies 8,000 square feet of a historic 19th-century Tribeca loft and serves as a living ode to community, craftsmanship, and the power of collaborative design. A marriage of warmth and grandeur, whimsy and irreverence, Quarters is both a concept store and community gathering space. 

Styled as a residence, it builds on In Common With’s dedication to purposeful creative connection by combining the intimacy of a private home with the theater of hospitality. In addition to a bedroom, kitchen, and dining room, Quarters is uniquely poised to host temporary installations, dinner parties, and other special events with an alluringly appointed bar, lounge, library, and great room.

“Quarters is more than a retail concept; it’s a platform for showcasing our unique view on domesticity and hospitality, and sharing our creative vision with a broader audience. It represents our imagination, values, and ambitions in a tangible form, and it’s an open invitation for others to find inspiration within our world.” — ozemba

The spatial embodiment of Ozemba and Hung’s design ethos, Quarters is characterized not by a single movement, look, or genre but by the act of collaborating itself. In six years, the pair have emerged as champions of ongoing dialogues between materials, makers, production partners, and fellow designers. Each has an impact on the shape a product takes. Likewise, Quarters is fundamentally defined by those whose work is represented within its walls.