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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.
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 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 ...
Stylish, recently-expanded store to highlight the On running range, with an extended selection of clothing. Hidden gait analysis and the 'magic wall' that reveals all sizes. Enormous window frontage.
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Google's brand/experience offering that makes the Apple Store seem staid and 'last year'.
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...
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 “...
A dedicated womenswear store in a walnut and pink corner plot, extending 'Kith village' (Lafayette, Bleecker, now Broadway), and adding flower shop and cafe.
A 'clubhouse' store for the high-end cycling brand, offering a full range of cycling products alongside a cafe and an active cycling club.
A hip-homage streetwear brand from the former brand director at Supreme, Angelo Baque.
