RANGER
STATION
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK / CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
Ranger Station’s New York storefront began in 2025 with a 500-square-foot corner space on Bleecker Street and a clear goal: to make a small shop feel unmistakably Ranger Station.
Working closely with founders Steve and Jordan, Lauren brought the fragrance brand into the physical world through natural materials, custom millwork, vintage finds and collected artwork. The limited footprint became part of its charm, creating an intimate space shaped by scent, story and discovery.
Following the New York opening, the relationship continued with a second location on Charleston’s historic King Street. The goal was never to recreate the first store exactly. Familiar details connect the two, while each location has its own palette, furnishings and artwork inspired by its surroundings. Together, the stores feel recognizably Ranger Station while remaining rooted in the cities they call home.
WIHO STUDIO’S ROLE
Completed entirely through Wiho Studio, Ranger Station was Lauren’s to lead from the first conversation through opening day. She shaped how the brand translated into physical space, managed every moving piece and remained hands-on through the final installation of both stores.
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☐ Interior Design
☐ Space Planning
☐ Finish Selection, Specification, & Documentation
☐ 3D Renderings
☐ Drafting
☐ Design Coordination
☐ Vintage FF&E Design & Specification
☐ Shop Drawing Coordination
☐ Millwork Coordination
☐ Construction Administration
☐ Art Curation & Styling
☐ Installation & On Site Management -
INTERIOR DESIGN, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, & ARTWORK
Wiho StudioCONSTRUCTION
Waxtell ConstructionMILLWORK
Gilmore FabricationPHOTOGRAPHY
Jake White
Ranger Station’s New York storefront began in 2024 with a 500-square-foot corner space on Bleecker Street and a clear goal: to make a small shop feel unmistakably Ranger Station. Working closely with founders Steve and Jordan, Lauren brought the fragrance brand into the physical world through natural materials, custom millwork, vintage finds and collected artwork. The limited footprint became part of its charm, creating an intimate space shaped by scent, story and discovery.
Following the New York opening, the relationship continued with a second location on Charleston’s historic King Street. The goal was never to recreate the first store exactly. Familiar details connect the two, while each location has its own palette, furnishings and artwork inspired by its surroundings. Together, the stores feel recognizably Ranger Station while remaining rooted in the cities they call home.
WIHO STUDIO’S ROLE
Completed entirely through Wiho Studio, Ranger Station was Lauren’s to lead from the first conversation through opening day. She shaped how the brand translated into physical space, managed every moving piece and remained hands-on through the final installation of both stores.
☐ Interior Design
☐ Space Planning
☐ Finish Selection, Specification, & Documentation
☐ 3D Renderings
☐ Drafting
☐ Design Coordination
PROJECT TEAM
INTERIOR DESIGN, PROJECT MANGEMENT, & ARTWORK
CONSTRUCTION
MILLWORK
PHOTOGRAPHY
☐ Vintage FF&E Design & Specification
☐ Shop Drawing Coordination
☐ Millwork Coordination
☐ Construction Administration
☐ Art Curation & Styling
☐ Installation & On Site Management
Wiho Studio
Waxtell Construction
Gilmore Fabrication
Jake White
PROJECT SCOPE