Photography by Tyler Hooks The brick-and-mortar locations of this high-end Canadian luggage and travel accessories brand have been getting noticed recently for how cleverly their spaces are conceived as a spatial journey that mirrors the rituals and rhythms of travel itself. Set within the Washington, D.C. neighbourhood of Georgetown’s historic brick streetscape, this particular store unfolds…

Photography by Riley Snelling “Cabinets of curiosities” (wunderkammern in German) first emerged in mid-16th-century Europe as highly personal, often chaotic collections of rare and unusual objects. This new flagship reframes jewelry retail through that lens, replacing pristine minimalism with a richer culture of discovery. The 2,350-sq.-ft. space unfolds as a sequence of intimate rooms where jewelry…