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Minimal, spacious, architectural embodiment of a tech-first high-performance athletic footwear brand.
A tiny, fragrance‑dense atelier with a claw‑foot testing tub and an oil bar, Soapology shows how a single‑location shop can compete with chains by turning hand‑washing into a full five‑step ritual and...
Confident, swish, if off-the-track setting for this luxury second-hand handbag operation - luxurious lounge meets science lab and robot warehouse. A must-see.
Brand-defining chic showroom that makes the car a star, alongside a basement presentation area, a Korean restaurant and rooftop library.
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Luxury second-hand goods (clothing, jewellery, objets, curated and displayed in an aspirational townhouse venue.
A sharp, urban mountaineering embassy on Fifth Avenue that translates Arc’teryx’s tech DNA into Midtown language - fusing technical credibility, circular services and community space to show how a har...
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 “...
Bold, brutalist remake of a Soho flagship building showcases the brand's "Raw Architecture" aesthetic. Sparse, sustainable fittings in a generous space, evoke 'art gallery' and luxury at the same time
A permanent pop-up of food pop-ups. Brands get a 'residency' in the store to be promoted, get metrics and traction. It's a curated, discovery store.
A dedicated womenswear store in a walnut and pink corner plot, extending 'Kith village' (Lafayette, Bleecker, now Broadway), and adding flower shop and cafe.
