Club Crawlers

Located in downtown Toronto Rockwood+Grass is a 7,500 square foot Nightclub and Event Space comprised of 3 levels. Each level of Rockwood Nightclub features unique decor and has it's own distinct personality and flavor. Every level has state of the art sound and audio offering all types of sounds including Hip-Hop, R&B and House.

Dark and shimmering, ROCK is the club's first level of Rockwood Nightclub. The space evokes a deep subterranean milieu. Faceted and reflective, tilting ceiling surfaces in glossy black and chromed aluminium snake around the room catching flickers of movement and light. The room takes cues from the geode where a rougher crust is juxtaposed with finer crystalline formations. Rockwood Nightclub's DJ booth is launched from a rocky precipice overlooking the dancefloor. Glowing Onyx drink islands and tables create luminous areas to congregate. Rockwood Nightclub's customized mirrored walls are embellished with Swarovski crystals; swirling in kaleidoscopic patterns. Rockwood offers 3 distinct seating areas. The main area floats above a bed of magenta tinged light. A secondary area offers a room within a surreally lit 'cave' environment and the third is a more intimate private 'den'.

Wood is the second level of Rockwood Nightclub. The perimeter of the space uses graphic imagery to create the illusion of misty, vaporous forests running along the lengths of the two elevated lounges. Each loung at Rockwood Nightclub is a continuous wrap of deep walnut curving from floor to wall to ceiling, with vistas out to the clearing in the centre of the room. The hardwood dance floor in the centre includes two custom seating sections defined by a glimmering dropped bronze chain canopy. Wood embraces its name not only in materiality but in environment, mood, texture and tactility offering its clientele a warm and sophisticated evening environment at Rockwood Nightclub.

Grass is the third level patio of Rockwood Nightclub. The club was conceived as a stratified space where patrons can move through its layers traipsing from the deep core of 'ROCK'; to the warm embrace of 'WOOD'; finally emerging to the open air of its rooftop patio 'GRASS'.