The Grove Juicery

Interior architecture promoting wellness

  • Type Commercial,
  • Location Omaha, Nebraska
  • Area 1,672 s.f.
  • Status Built
  • Date 2023
  • Collaborators

    Morrissey Engineering, MEP + Lighting Design + Fire Protection
    Ideal Construction, General Contractor

For a new location and prototype for the expanding Grove Juicery + Wellness Cafe, Actual Architecture Co. designed a calming space to enhance the local business’ passion for natural health, wellbeing & sustainability. The interior at The Grove West offers an unexpected contrast to its new strip mall location using White Oak dowels to wrap primary spaces and create an ambient lighting effect softening the hard edges of partitions and demising walls. The working bar and open door to the prep area allow patrons to see staff producing juices on site (all production is local to the store) while a relaxing banquette adds color and encourages people to linger. The dowels and an abundance of living plants lend the space a biophilic quality and forest grove-like effect adding visual depth to the narrow retail bay.  



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Bar & cash wrap

Product display & prep room entrance

Spatial organization & discrete material strategy

At each location, The Grove makes nutrient-dense, fresh cold-pressed juice, cleanses, power smoothies, wellness shots & tonics, acai bowls, superfood salads and avocado toasts. All made in house daily from well-sourced, local, organic ingredients & growers. To parallel The Grove’s mission to operate as a zero-waste facility, to work with local farmers, and with clean ingredients the design utilizes natural materials with details that eliminate construction waste.

Retail product display area

White Oak dowel shade details

Photography By Colin Conces
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