"The centerpiece of Stylus is "Ephemeral," a double-height listening room built for vinyl sessions and live sets and designed to change its acoustic character on demand."
"Architecture firm O'Neill Rose Architects describes the project as a series of "rooms within rooms," with facades and materials chosen to connect with Clinton Street while dialing down city noise."
"A team of acoustic advisers, including Amadeus Acoustics, Bourdeau Acoustical Design and Criterion Acoustics, worked with the architects to shape the main listening space into what they call an "acoustic chameleon" that can evoke anything from a cathedral to an intimate jazz club."
"The kitchen at Stylus will be led by chef Anita Lo, who held a Michelin star for nine consecutive years at Annisa, with a focus on seasonal, locally sourced dishes that draw on Japanese influences."
Stylus is a members-only acoustic salon set to open in 2026 at 48 Clinton Street, Lower East Side, with a membership cap of 750. It features high-fidelity listening rooms, sound-based wellness, and a chef-driven menu. The main listening room, "Ephemeral," is designed for vinyl sessions and live sets, with a custom analog system and immersive rig. The architecture includes rooms within rooms to minimize city noise, and the kitchen will be led by chef Anita Lo, focusing on seasonal dishes and low-ABV drinks.
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