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Modernist, sleek showroom, with great use of streetside glass to showcase the cars. A combination of whole cars (to sit in and experience) and cutaways and technology focus points to celebrate enginee...
A 600-square-foot Greenwich Village emporium that proves “shop local” can be a viable retail concept in its own right - part general store, part manifesto, part media HQ, part physical index of New Yo...
Lower-east side bookstore and community podcast studio, event space and cafe.
Muji Chelsea has evolved into a two‑part hub where New Yorkers pick up storage boxes and socks on 19th Street and grab onigiri and robot‑made lattes in Chelsea Market, quietly expressing the brand’s “...
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Louis Vuitton ramps up our understanding of "Landmark" with two buildings on 5th Ave (one, a gastro-theatrical brand experience, and the other a near-art homage to their luggage). "Bold" is one word!
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...
Architecturally-led, train-shed-chic flagship for the luxury jewellery brand.
This 2-floor store blends local sourcing, full service, Amazon integration and innovative payments in the burgeoning Hudson Yards area. Best place to see Amazon One (pay with your palm) in NYC.
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...
