This meticulous, yet sybaritic approach—two adjectives not always linked together—has earned ample recognition. Listed as one of the premier practices by: Architectural Digest’s AD100, Interior Design, Elle Décor, New York, and Luxe magazines. The firm has also been featured in Architectural Record, The New York Times, Travel & Leisure, W, Women’s Wear Daily and the Wall Street Journal, among many others. Honors include awards from the American Institute of Architects, Interior Design and Hospitality Design, in addition to widespread praise for our sustainable approach to the design of the Lucida, New York’s first LEED certified luxury residential building.

With offices in New York, East Hampton and Los Angeles, the collective knowledge of our talented team transcends the conventional boundaries of design; close interaction with engineers and artisans alike generates innovative methods and exceptional results. Our wide-ranging expertise creates a cohesive vision that begins with intelligent planning, and culminates in a visually dynamic experience, endowing each commission with timeless beauty.

Our scopic vision spans the smallest detail to the grandest gesture: from large developments to our recent foray into product design, which culminated in Interior Design’s Best of Year award, lauding the Crystalline Icicle Swarovski Lighting Collection. The same rigorous approach to design and luxe craftsmanship is the cornerstone of our furniture lines, the Dentro and Classic collections.

Projects have been executed on a global scale for an impressive client base, including Tiffany & Co., Giorgio Armani, Donna Karan, Coach and Ralph Lauren. Important style makers such as Michael Kors, Derek Lam and Frédéric Fekkai have selected Groves & Co. to design their private residences—evidence of the firm’s savvy design acumen.

Current commissions include: an ethereal duplex penthouse with staggering views of Manhattan; an expansive Napa estate nested atop a sprawling mountain ridge; several exclusive, well-crafted residences for Michael Kors, as well as his new executive offices. Commercial projects featuring: 1 Seaport, an all glass, 60 story waterfront tower in lower Manhattan, Halcyon, a serene residential building on East 51st street, and 3 Waterline Square, an illustrious collaboration with Rafael Viñoly.