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IKEA House Warming is a month‑long, two‑storey pop‑up at 31 East 17th Street in Union Square that anchors IKEA’s US “Year of Cooking & Eating” campaign and its 40th‑anniversary celebrations, refra...
Long-established store exemplifies the Patagonia mix of clothing, staff passion, activism and community activity, with sustainability credentials in a heritage, stripped-back store.
Lego showcases everything it's learned in several previous flagships. Great range, activities, programming and interaction - a case study in a brand store. A dense, two-storey playground of bricks, te...
An immersive flagship that treats Italian artisanal heritage as a living practice rather than heritage nostalgia, channelling the Meatpacking District’s industrial craftsmanship legacy into a workshop...
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