Creative Mind: In Common With

True to its name, In Common With celebrates collaboration at every level. Ozemba and Hung work closely with metalsmiths, ceramists, and glassblowers before assembling table lamps and billowing glass chandeliers in their Brooklyn headquarters; their creations grace interiors conceived by designers such as Giancarlo Valle and Tali Roth. The studio’s full array shines at Quarters, its Tribeca bar and concept shop. The 8,000-square-foot, 19th-century loft is tastefully appointed with vintage treasures and the duo’s latest lighting pieces.

Branching out: Last fall, the pair opened a vibey wine bar and café inside Quarters. This year, they will complete the upstairs dining room and flesh out its event programming, eyeing ways to engage with the art and fashion spheres. “It’s exciting to have so many different types of people come in,” Hung says.

Up next: In the spring, they’re launching Op Art–inspired luminaires involving novel techniques like “silk-screening glass to make layered patterns,” Ozemba says, describing the collection as his favorite to date. Prepare for more, too—they plan to quadruple the size of their production studio. 

A version of this article first appeared in print in our 2025 Spring Issue under the headline “Creative Minds.” Subscribe to the magazine.