Feit New York by Jordana Maisie

Inherent in Feit’s New York store fit-out is an element of ‘artiness’ and a strong belief that this approach is needed to compete in real world retail. So how might being arty give our clients the tools they need to succeed in retail IRL?

BY Indesignlive

May 29th, 2017

Tags: Feit, issue 67, Jordana Maisie, new york

Design
Jordana Maisie Design Studio

Photography
Naho Kabuta & Nicholas Calcott

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ARC Fabrication

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Jordana Maisie Design Studio

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