KITH opens williamsburg flagship, its second location in brooklyn

KITH opens williamsburg flagship, its second location in brooklyn

ronnie fieg’s love note to williamsburg

 

KITH celebrates the upcoming opening of its newest flagship in Williamsburg, Brooklyn — its second location in the New York borough. The project represents founder and creative director Ronnie Fieg’s love for the growing neighborhood, whose eclectic fabric combines contemporary architecture with the remains of its heritage including red-brick warehouses and nineteenth-century row houses. To honor the spirit of these streets, the design team led by Ronnie Fieg realized the sunlit interiors with a sculptural and monolithic brick centerpiece which opens up into a locally-made, solid oakwood dome.

 

The flagship will open on March 24th and will feature KITH’s in-house and multi-brand clothing, accessories, and shoes for men, women, and children.

kith williamsburgimages courtesy KITH | @kith

 

 

kith meets industrial brooklyn

 

KITH founder Ronnie Fieg designed the new Williamsburg flagship with signature elements of the brand‘s retail concept, adjusted to respond to its site. To harmonize with the industrial spirit of the neighborhood, the space opens up with a minimalistic atmosphere and an earth-tone palette mixing brick, concrete, stainless steel, white oak, and Rosa Aurora Stone. Soon the industrial elements will be softened by the leafy canopies of the tree-lined streets just outside, which are to be translated along the interiors with an abundance of plantings throughout.

 

My family and I moved to Williamsburg in 2017 and I fell in love with the neighborhood,’ comments Ronnie Fieg.The restaurants, the shops, the people, and the atmosphere make it a very special area in New York and were all factors in us moving our brand HQ there in 2021. It’s my home, our team’s home, and it only made sense for us to make it a home for our community.’

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stainless steel, oakwood, & brick

 

The massive brick centerpiece inside the store reveals the influence from its site at 25 Kent Plaza and its brick aesthetic. Opening up with its oakwood interior and custom-fabricated chandelier, this centerpiece serves as a stage to showcase KITH’s footwear offerings. Upon first entering the flagship, visitors are welcomed by a a KITH Treats area, finished in Rosa Aurora Stone paired with a stainless-steel countertop and stools. The team notes that while it will offer its signature build-your-own menu, there will also be a release of an exclusive treat to commemorate the Kith Williamsburg store opening.

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the monolithic centerpiece nods to the brickwork architecture of its site kith williamsburga custom-fabricated chandelier takes shape as three concentric circles

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KITH’s footwear offerings are showcased within a custom-built oakwood dome

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the KITH Treats area is finished with Rosa Aurora Stone and stainless steel

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visitors are greeted by the KITH Treats area upon entering the flagship

 

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project info:

 

project title: KITH Williamsburg flagship

creative director: Ronnie Fieg

location: 25 Kent Ave, Brooklyn, NY

opening: March 24th, 2023

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