Orange and charcoal-colored chairs in the dining room reflect American Cut’s core identity.

Inherited chevron-patterned mirrored walls separate the various dining spaces.

Custom light fixtures in the dining room convey a retro Brutalism, contrasting the Gothic Revival paneling and leaded glass windows. 

The geometric forms of the light fixtures reference other patterns appearing throughout the bar and seating areas.

Dark carpet and photographs add subtle signature touches to the restaurant’s entryway.

Bronze metallic paint is used to balance the bar’s more ornate decorative features, including crown moldings.

Ebonized hardwood floors, another brand fixture, span the restaurant.

Historic black and white photography highlighting New York’s former grittiness graces the walls.

Once Sir William Randolph Hearst’s personal entertaining salon, Meadow and Sheffield jumped at the chance to occupy the space that had been shown to them four years earlier during the launch of the TriBeCa location.