supreme's first fully free-floating skate bowl hovers in its new flagship at sunset boulevard

supreme's first fully free-floating skate bowl hovers in its new flagship at sunset boulevard

Supreme skate bowl at sunset boulevard

 

A large free-floating skate bowl occupies the inside of Supreme’s new flagship at Sunset Boulevard in LA, the former home of Tower Records’ West Coast store. The fashion brand’s footprint greets the visitors from the get-go with the visible hovering, wooden-clad architecture of the skate bowl, mirroring a growing insect nest with its smoothly polished inverted-pyramid shape.

 

The Supreme Bowl tears its design cues from the pages of its counterparts in other chains of the fashion brand, and fans of the brand’s cultural touchstone may test it out while they shop. While the suspended skate bowl, designed by Steven Badgett’s Simparch, might seem too big for the size of the store, Supreme’s 8,500 square foot space can definitely accommodate it.

 

The skate bowl brushes against the art installations by both new and longtime collaborators including Mark Gonzales, Nate Lowman, Josh Smith, Fuck This Life and Neckface. Time to lace up or skate because the Supreme Sunset Boulevard welcomes visitors in its grand store starting February 16th, 2023. 

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images courtesy of Supreme

 

 

Supreme lands in Los Angeles

 

Supreme Creative Director Tremaine Emory teased the brand’s followers on February 11 with a Supreme-designed helicopter flying close to the Hollywood sign. The secret has been unveiled, and looking inside Supreme Sunset Boulevard, the free-floating skate bowl isn’t the only attraction to soak in and enjoy.

 

The light-bathed store flirts with the spacious interior, taking advantage of the expansive arena by placing the merchandise in the corners and hanging skateboards on the walls while making space for the sculpture in the heart of the space.

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Supreme’s new flagship at sunset boulevard is sized at 8,500 square foot space

 

 

A smiling go-kart racer sits immobile at the center of the store, riding its blue and red kart with a single profanity written in bold, white letters. A wall painting of a kaleidoscopic grim reaper at sunset entertains visitors while they shop in its costume of rainbow party streamers.

 

Going up to see the free-floating skate bowl, one wall is covered with a collage of portraits from different cultural phenomena, making up the brand’s desired vision and mood board that might resonate with the visitors.

 

This very well circles back to the expanded community of Supreme, an accumulation of generations of artists, photographers, designers, musicians, filmmakers, and writers who defied conventions and contributed to the fashion label’s identity and attitude.

supreme sunset boulevard
Supreme Sunset Boulevard welcomes visitors in its grand store starting february 16th, 2023.

supreme sunset boulevard
Supreme has collaborated with Mark Gonzales, Nate Lowman, Josh Smith, Fuck This Life and Neckface for the art installations

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Supreme Sunset Boulevard

 

project info:

 

name: Supreme Sunset Boulevard

brand: Supreme

location: 8801 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles

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