Ashley Wu was working as a fashion writer when she wanted to find a place to work outside of the home. She decided to create what she, herself, was craving: a female-focused club where you can go to work, attend an event, or simply have a haven to decompress.

It’s in this spirit of togetherness that we present our Neu Woman of the season, Ashley Wu.

Maison, a members-only club for women and mothers, opened on the Upper East Side in February.

The founder of Maison, a new kind of members club designed specifically for those who need a place to work, relax, learn, connect, even just a thoughtful place for to be their best self.

“I want to use Maison to help not only people who come and work, but people who need to tap into that part of themselves they may have neglected for a while because of all the other things they prioritize over their well-being.”

Time Out Market New York, from the publishers of the magazine, features 21 vendors in a two-story space in Dumbo.

Founded by fashion blogger, photo producer, and mom of two, Ashley Wu, this Upper East Side aerie is aimed at NYC’s cool mom community.

For a taste of the South’s cocktail revolution, pull up a stool at one of these recently opened establishments

We’re excited to announce a new addition to our team! Jonas worked with Craft House founder, Yvette Jong, over 12 years ago in Asia with Horwath HTL before leaving to head STR Global in Asia Pacific. Though based in Monaco and New York, Jonas and Yvette tag team to help develop and execute business strategies for clients worldwide.

Calling all New Yorkers: meet Maison, the new members-only club for women that will open in February 2019. Maison, which will be located on the Upper East Side, will serve as a place for women to work, connect, and relax. 

Elle Decor spoke with Maison founder Ashley Wu on why the club is so much more than just a co-working space.

The new bi-level food hall will feature three bars, a stage, an exhibition space, 520 communal seats, and a rooftop area that overlooks the East River and Manhattan skyline.

Is America Ready for the Luxury Hostel? Miami Beach’s Generator thinks so.

For its American debut, it’s picked the former Atlantic Princess, a 1940s condominium on South Beach’s heaving Collins Avenue, to show off the distinctive blend of low-cost lodgings and grown-up style so beloved of Generator groupies.

Generator, the trendy European hostel chain that turned the idea of a youth hostel on its head, has just opened its first North American outpost on South Beach’s legendary Collins Avenue.

It’s a rare country inn that can hang a letter from Martin Luther King on its walls but the copy of that 1957 letter displayed in each of the rooms at Troutbeck gives a hint of the rich history that took place here over the decades.

Founded in London in 1995, the club landed in Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood in 2005 upon arrival in the States before recently needing a new place to call home. CCC enlisted one of their very own members, architect Marc Thorpe of Marc Thorpe Design, to design the new club, which now takes up residence at Pier 76 by the Hudson River.

All in the Family: Alexandra, Anthony, and Charlie Champalimaud Talk Preservation, Design, and Working Together on Troutbeck. The recently opened retreat in upstate New York was a family collaboration.