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The recent refurb expands the store into a gentlemen's-club-vibe location for this near decade-old Queens brand. Their zeitgeist-fuelled take on the 1990s goes from the street to Bill Clinton.
Brand-defining chic showroom that makes the car a star, alongside a basement presentation area, a Korean restaurant and rooftop library.
Lower-east side bookstore and community podcast studio, event space and cafe.
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...
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A design-meets-cocktails-meets-restaurant space to expand Lexus’ design and lifestyle credentials.
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.
British architect Sophie Hick's minimalist take on Alaia's move from wholesale to D2C.
Ethical or 'Frugal luxury' - when an American seeking the perfect baseball cap met a manufacturing obsessive and they created a 100% made in France artisanal headware range, using the materials and ar...
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 ...
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.
