WeDesignNY

09/04/2026

09/03/2026

Success Charter Academy renovation, August 2026.

We put in new floors and lockers, turned a storage room into a dance studio, renovated the bathrooms, and updated a flex space.

Every space, every detail, one partner.

08/25/2026

The best projects happen when great partners share the same standards. We are proud to offer Humanscale’s ergonomic chairs, and love to see our own Ava Chen sharing some of the details that go into creating beautiful, functional, modern workspaces.

At WeDesignNY, furniture is never an afterthought. From the right chair to the right workstation, every choice plays a role in how a space looks, feels, and functions every day.

Great spaces are in the details.

06/23/2026

We spent the day with our partners at Humanscale capturing the details that often go unnoticed, but have a big impact on how people work, focus, collaborate, and feel throughout the day. Here’s a look behind the scenes of an upcoming project that explores the intersection of workplace design, ergonomics, and human experience. Stay tuned!

04/28/2026

Some cats like a hot tin roof.
Cool cats like Marsh prefer a chair.

04/14/2026

46 schools worldwide. One New York location that had to get it right. 18,000 square feet taken down and rebuilt with new HVAC, lighting, flooring, millwork, glass, and full furnishing. All coordinated. All delivered before the first day back at school. That’s our standard, and it has been for over 30 years.
Link in caption to see more project photos from Nord Anglia International School.

04/02/2026

Bathrooms and corridors are where school quietly reveals the stands.

They are the most used spaces, and the least forgiving.

Clean lines. Durable materials that don’t wear down midyear. Lighting that feels considered, not fluorescent. Layouts that move students efficiently between classes.

How will this hold up after thousands of students pass through? Will this still look right a year from now? Does this reflect the standard the school is trying to set?

The spaces in between matter just as much as the ones you learn in.

Link in comments to see more projects.