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Aspirational furniture and interior design at the hotel-meets-oligarch level! Lovely building, rooftop cafe and views.
Another reinvention of the department store as curation, brands and experience.
Now closed (and succeeded by the Muji Market), this store once stood comparison with other pop-up and brand aggregators ...
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
Streetwear store that pays homage to its sneaker heritage with a first floor display dedicated to footwear.
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A celebration of the brand's range along with a focus on customisation in a generous and flexible premium space. The store reflects the importance of D2C, speaking to fans, outdoorsfolk and gifters.
Aspirational furniture and interior design at the hotel-meets-oligarch level! Lovely building, rooftop cafe and views.
A three-floor, 23,000 square foot experience with a Reserve on the ground floor, their first Restaurant on the first floor, and a bar-cum-training-cum-experience area in the basement.
British architect Sophie Hick's minimalist take on Alaia's move from wholesale to D2C.
The flagship is an homage to Brooklyn, with stainless steel, oak and brick. The monolithic kiln-like brick centrepiece dominates the apparel+sneakers+treats destination.
Streetwear store that pays homage to its sneaker heritage with a first floor display dedicated to footwear.
