January 2006 • Features
The Art of Dining Act Five: Credits
By Mireille Hyde
To enhance the atmosphere of Nobu 57, the Rockwell Group collaborated with artisans on a handful of artistic installations. Naturally occurring materials, references to marine life, and nods to traditional Japanese culture helped ensure continuity among the elements.
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