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At Maxwell Social, a private members’ club in lower Manhattan that resembles an oligarch’s library, the tech bros were doing “caviar bumps”—dollops of roe slurped from the skin between thumb and index finger—chased with shots of cold Belvedere vodka.
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“We built Maxwell Social for people who want meaningful conversations, not just another place to be seen.” — David Litwak, founder at Maxwell Social.
David Litwak is running the most complex systems problem of his career. The system is people.
It was around 2 PM when guests began eagerly filing into Maxwell Tribeca, one of New York’s exclusive social clubs, for Tommy Hilfiger and SZA’s joint brunch. By 2:30 PM, each nook and cranny of the multi-story space had been filled
Read Article →The Diwali bash was held at the Maxwell Social club, and gathered an eclectic crowd of creatives. “Brown people are historically late to everything, including myself, but I showed up 25 minutes before the event officially started, and there were easily a hundred people already,” says Avantika.
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David Litwak, a thirty-five-year-old tech entrepreneur, spent the other Thursday evening tossing wads of Tollhouse cookie dough onto a baking sheet while members of Maxwell, a club that he co-founded, wandered in from Watts Street, looking famished. Most private clubs have bartenders and chefs. At Maxwell, members can do the work themselves. The club is designed around an open kitchen hung with copper pots; members invite friends, and then cook dinner for them.
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Photographer Andrew Bui is bored of the same-old, same-old Instagram-friendly food selfies—not to mention the insufferably bright restaurant plate pics—that stuff our feeds daily, like so many empty calories. Drawing inspiration from Dutch Vanitas, Banquet Scenes, and the old masters of the Northern Renaissance, he offers us an all new, very old take on photographing food.
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Meet Maxwell, which centers around community (and great design).
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Inside the Maxwell are murals depicting the life of Maxwell in New York and Paris.
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This Soho House alternative just opened in Tribeca.
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The event in New York played out some of City's highlights from the past decade.
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New York’s members’ clubs offer something rare—spaces that blend exclusivity, culture and community.
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From Avantika to Karan Brar, the room was packed with your faves.
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Our latest cover star threw an intimate dinner bash with friends, collaborators and PAPER at Maxwell Tribeca in NYC Sunday night.
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Within the landmark Tribeca building that houses the members’ club Maxwell Social, a series of hand-painted wallpaper murals portray historic highlights from the life of author and “professional hostess” Elsa Maxwell, whose legendary style of high-society entertaining inspired the community-oriented venue.
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