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Welcome to Clarins Group, your premier destination for clothing and beauty products located at 15 Olympic Drive, Orangeburg, New York. For 70 years, Clarins has been at the forefront of genuine and natural beauty, driven by a passion for innovation and creativity. Since our founding in 1954, we have been inspired by nature’s finest offerings to create sustainable beauty solutions that enhance the lives of women everywhere. At Clarins Group, we are more than just a clothing store; we are a community dedicated to caring for people and the planet. Our mission is to build a more responsible, fair, and united society through concrete actions and initiatives. When you visit us, you join a people-focused adventure with a long-term vision and an entrepreneurial spirit, all within a friendly, inclusive, and dynamic environment.

Welcome to UOVO Art Storage - Long Island City, your premier destination for fine art and collection storage in the New York metropolitan area. Conveniently located at 41-54 22nd Street, Queens, New York 11101, our flagship facility is the first purpose-built structure in New York City dedicated to the storage of fine art and collections. We offer unparalleled care and convenience with our state-of-the-art amenities, including 20-foot ceiling heights, four fully enclosed and five covered loading docks accessible by tractor trailers, and five private viewing galleries, one of which is the largest in New York City. Additionally, our client cafe ensures that your collection visits and meetings are both productive and enjoyable. Beyond our Long Island City location, UOVO offers a comprehensive network of facilities designed to meet diverse storage needs. In the vibrant arts neighborhood of Bushwick, UOVO Brooklyn provides 150,000 square feet of climate-controlled storage for art, fashion, archives, and collectibles. This location also features the UOVO Prize Mural, a dynamic public art installation created in collaboration with the Brooklyn Museum.