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A candidate for 'department store of the future'. Blends pop-up brand emporium with theatrical experience and art in a ticketed venue of conscious "retail theatre".
The store closed in 2023 and as of ...
A simple, minimal and purposely rough-finished space created with architect Paul Van Der Grient of WXY Studio. Environmental (kept materials, eco electricity) that play to the brand's core values of f...
Luxury second-hand goods (clothing, jewellery, objets, curated and displayed in an aspirational townhouse venue.
Architecturally-led, train-shed-chic flagship for the luxury jewellery brand.
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Third NYC opening of the food group, with a landmark building comprising restaurants, marketplace, cafe, local delivery and private dining.
A reimagining of a toy store: child-centred, but adult-savvy. Combines the theatre of a 'secret behind the scenes' area and incredible staff, and a buzz like an affluent Soft Play afternoon.
Specialist pencil store, and a reminder of passion and connection in retail.
Although now closed, the founder has launched The Locavore Variety Store, also profiled in the database.
"Elevated" is the watchword - for the design, services and experience in this physical embodiment of "democratic, approachable and inclusive luxury" with 'safari and travel' roots.
A store for Pokemon game collectors - to buy, sell, exchange cards and accessories. All wrapped in a diner-style space that's made to hang out.
A high-energy, Jibbitz-lined playground that stretches from Broadway to Mercer, this icon store turns Crocs’ foam clog from a meme into a merchandised lifestyle - using scale, drops, customisation, an...
