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Wild World of Storm Ritter

CURRENT RESIDENCY
East Village Private Studio

BY-APPOINTMENT ONLY
PRODUCTION STUDIO & ART SALON
DOWNTOWN, NYC | OPENED 2024

Art Production & By-Appointment Studio

January 2024, Storm Ritter and Studio Cat Velvet moved into the multi-room location downtown New York City, featuring an curated art salon, studio and living quarters. With 16-foot ceilings and colorful lighting, the dramatic space invites her clients and guests into her theatrical world. An important character in Storm's current life, the East Village Private Studio is evolving alongside and and elevating her artistry.  

EXPLORE THE STUDIO

The artist spends the majority of her time at the studio, living inside her own canvas. The Villager in print and online released a feature on Storm Ritter and her studio space in 2025, showcasing her immersive world of color and curation. 

Request a scheduled appointments for client art viewings or artist bookings for creative workshops. The location is also available for by-hour rental for content creation photography upon approval.  

From interior design and art production to commissioned projects and studio visits, view the past and current news from the East Village Studio and Storm Ritter.

What's New In Studio

Recently On Instagram

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Visual Archives

After ten years at her West Village Home Studio and three storefronts in Greenwich Village and Meatpacking, Storm opened her private home studio and showroom in the East Village. The multifaceted location includes living quarters, gallery-style gathering space and art studio. Storm's vibrant spot is now the hub for all fine creation, collectors appointments, online commerce management, workshop sessions, and inventory display. Early 2025, Storm refreshed the studio to close the chapter on her 2024 collection, "A Kind Soul Is A Cool Soul." She re-painted the 16-foot ceiling and walls, creating functionality for office, inventory, and overall larger space to accommodate large canvas and scaffolding. 

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