Since 2011 we have partnered with streetwear and fashion agitators, Supreme, on the design of their stores. With sensitivity to site, local culture and climate, we’ve created participatory spaces for the brand’s global tribe in cities across the world. From San Francisco to Seoul, LA to London, Berlin, Paris and Shanghai.

We won a D&AD Pencil for the Miami store, opened in 2025, and described in Design Boom as ‘maybe the brand’s most refined store yet — pared-back, unflashy, but structurally inventive and deeply rooted in place’. An overhead floating skate bowl takes the sculptural concept to new heights, and a striking ‘perforated’ facade plays with the city’s intense Southern light. 

Each store is a unique orchestration of space, architectural elements, art and product, coming together in a way that feels natural, with Supreme’s clean, minimalist aesthetic as the baseline. Elevating the culture, we’ve worked to realise the iconic skate bowl in many different contexts. Video walls flood the store with brand imagery and works from artists from Mark Gonzales to Rita Ackerman help shape the aesthetic.

The spaces are designed to invite meaningful engagement beyond transactional retail. As Todd Jordan, Supreme’s brand director said “When people come to our stores they get to experience Supreme in its purest form. The IRL experience is the experience.”