Inside the lavish private club for New York City's creative elite
James Bareham
There are few things more exclusive than a private club.
After years of working within the members-only club scene in London, Alan Linn saw a space in the market for a club that catered specifically to New York City's abundant creative community.
In 2007 he came to the US and opened Norwood, a now-bustling five-story club with more than 1,000 members ranging from 21 to 80 years old. Its ranks include architects, fashion designers, musicians, media moguls, and art collectors.
Linn's number-one tip for making it through the selection process is simple: "Be curious."
We talked to Linn about the history of Norwood, and what it's like to be a part of one of New York's top creative communities.
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