Elizabeth, New Jersey
Food Hall
Scope: Conceptual Design, Design Development, Finish Selections, Construction Documentation, Construction Administration, FF&E Selection & Installation

Equal parts industrial edge and vintage warmth, the Elizabeth Food Hall was designed to feel deeply rooted in the city it calls home. Steeped in the rich industrial history of Elizabeth and inspired by the historic train station just a block away, the design weaves together old and new with an easy confidence — penny round tile and exposed brick sit alongside polished concrete floors, open ceilings, and vintage-modern lighting that feels collected rather than coordinated.

The centerpiece is a striking train installation that pays direct homage to Elizabethtown's railroad heritage, framing the space with a sense of story and place. Mixed vintage and modern furnishings carry that same spirit throughout — nothing too precious, everything intentional. The result is a food hall that feels like a neighborhood institution from the moment you walk in.

Photography courtesy of Forum Architecture & Interior Design
Project completed in association with Forum Architecture & Interior Design. Role: Senior Interior Designer.