Iconic Hand Rolls, Nicoletta Get Paint Jobs

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May 24, 2012, 5:30 pm

Iconic Hand Rolls, Nicoletta Get Paint Jobs

Daniel Maurer

The construction shed at Iconic Hand Rolls, which got memorably defaced last month, has come down; earlier today, workers were painting the facade of the building on Second Avenue near St. Marks Place. Seems everyone’s in a painterly mood: Calliope was sporting new colors earlier this week, and yesterday we spotted work being done at Michael White’s forthcoming pizzeria, Nicoletta, at Second Avenue and 10th Street. Here‘s how it looked today.

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