Hospitality
Two distinct hospitality destinations at The Village in Stamford come together through a lighting approach that gives each space its own identity. Cisco Brewers and Wheelhouse bring together dining, gathering, work, and entertainment within The Village in Stamford. Goldstick Studio developed lighting that gives each space its own character while creating a warm, energetic atmosphere that carries from the interiors to the waterfront terrace and rooftop.
Across the restaurants, bars, gathering spaces, and flexible work areas, distinctive decorative fixtures establish a strong visual identity. Pendants and chandeliers are arranged in clusters and grids, bringing the light source closer to the people below while creating a more intimate scale beneath the open ceilings.
Architectural lighting works alongside these expressive fixtures to illuminate surfaces, support food and beverage service, and transition naturally between daytime activity and evening hospitality.
From woven pendants and cascading chandeliers to glowing ceiling elements and exposed-lamp grids, decorative lighting gives each gathering space a distinct identity while creating an unmistakable sense of place.
The Airport Lounge at LaGuardia Airport reimagines the airport experience through thoughtfully integrated architectural lighting. Working alongside Corgan Architects, Goldstick Studio developed a layered lighting strategy that transforms a completely enclosed interior into a bright, welcoming destination where travelers can relax, work, dine, or recharge.
Rather than relying on daylight, light itself becomes the architecture – shaping volume, defining circulation, and creating visual comfort throughout the space. Integrated illumination, concealed details, and custom decorative fixtures work together to establish an environment that feels spacious, warm, and naturally inviting from arrival to departure.
A secluded spot to release your inner child, jukebox included.
Without access to natural daylight, illumination becomes the primary tool for shaping space and guiding the guest experience. Concealed architectural lighting accentuates sweeping forms, integrated details highlight premium materials, and decorative fixtures establish intimacy within larger gathering areas. Together, these layers create an environment that feels bright, welcoming, and naturally connected despite being completely enclosed.
Three Private Suites are available with concierge service.
Airport lounges serve travelers throughout every hour of the day. Goldstick Studio’s lighting design balances performance with comfort, creating spaces that feel intuitive, relaxing, and memorable while supporting the operational needs of one of the nation’s busiest airports. The result is a hospitality environment that enhances both the architecture and the traveler experience.
Thoughtfully integrated architectural lighting unifies a diverse collection of spaces while giving each destination its own identity, atmosphere, and purpose.
