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Million Goods
Brooklyn, NY
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Million Goods is one of Brooklyn's most exciting new spaces — seamlessly fusing coffee, menswear, hi-fi and wine to achieve a harmonious hybrid of subcultures.
Its retail operation showcases a variety of elevated, effortless pieces from both local New York and global brands. Shoppers are likely to find both familiar favorites and discover new designers in the same space.
You'll find wine enthusiasts at Million Goods's spacious bar, chatting with its friendly bartenders and sipping bottles by small growers with a focus on low-intervention wines. But it doesn't stop there — Million Goods also boasts a custom sound system, with a rotating cast of DJs and producers spinning multiple nights per week.
Million Goods opened in 2024 and designed by Solid Void Architects The space feels simultaneously modern yet comfortable and inviting, with clean lines of light wood juxtaposing a striking terrazzo counter and white-painted brick. Louis Poulsen was selected to illuminate and enhance the space several months after opening.
Designer: Solid Void Architects
Photo Credit: Joe Thomas
Its retail operation showcases a variety of elevated, effortless pieces from both local New York and global brands. Shoppers are likely to find both familiar favorites and discover new designers in the same space.
You'll find wine enthusiasts at Million Goods's spacious bar, chatting with its friendly bartenders and sipping bottles by small growers with a focus on low-intervention wines. But it doesn't stop there — Million Goods also boasts a custom sound system, with a rotating cast of DJs and producers spinning multiple nights per week.
Million Goods opened in 2024 and designed by Solid Void Architects The space feels simultaneously modern yet comfortable and inviting, with clean lines of light wood juxtaposing a striking terrazzo counter and white-painted brick. Louis Poulsen was selected to illuminate and enhance the space several months after opening.
Designer: Solid Void Architects
Photo Credit: Joe Thomas
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