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Josh Greenspan and USM Unveil VV's Cocktail Room in Chelsea, Manhattan

architecture-design · 2026-10-08

In Chelsea, Manhattan, restaurateur Josh Greenspan has teamed up with USM to launch VV's Cocktail Room, which incorporates Steel Blue USM Haller modular shelving. This bar, named after his daughter Vivian, offers an intimate omakase cocktail experience with 18 seats. The design, developed in collaboration with Ian Mutschelkanus from USM, utilizes USM as the structural backbone. Guests are welcomed through a glass block entrance, with navy blue USM panels lining the walls and a dark walnut bar top. The aesthetic draws inspiration from Tokyo and Hong Kong between the 1960s and 1990s. Greenspan also joined forces with bartender Neal Bodenheimer and friend Vincent Favela for the cocktail offerings, while his mother, Dorie Greenspan, crafted the snack menu.

Key facts

  • VV's Cocktail Room is located in Chelsea, Manhattan, and contains 18 seats.
  • The space is wrapped almost entirely in Steel Blue USM Haller modular shelving.
  • Josh Greenspan named the bar after his daughter Vivian.
  • The omakase cocktail program was developed with James Beard Award-winning bartender Neal Bodenheimer and Vincent Favela.
  • Dorie Greenspan, a five-time James Beard Award winner, created the bar snack menu.
  • The interior was informed by the "visual language" of Tokyo and Hong Kong, aiming for a futuristic aesthetic between the 1960s and 1990s.
  • A wavy pendant light by Studio Kawabi and a painting by Keita Morimoto are featured in the space.
  • The project follows other USM panel installations, including a retail space for Coperni in Paris.

Entities

Artists

  • Josh Greenspan
  • Ian Mutschelkanus
  • Michael Greenspan
  • Neal Bodenheimer
  • Vincent Favela
  • Dorie Greenspan
  • Keita Morimoto
  • Gjergji Shkurti
  • Marco Galloway

Institutions

  • USM
  • Studio Kawabi
  • Coperni
  • House Under Magic
  • Million Goods
  • Dezeen

Locations

  • New York
  • United States
  • Manhattan
  • Chelsea
  • Japan
  • Tokyo
  • Hong Kong
  • Paris
  • France
  • Brooklyn

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