stuck at the kiosk
By Pat Law™ • Aug 12th, 2008 • Category: The Lonely TravellorMy word, this kiosk is fascinating. Objects found in this stand of fluid unpredictability ooze of beauty stemmed from their simplicity. The buyers travel around the world to source for traditional goods that have been developed over generations, or anonymous design born as a result of local aesthetics and needs. Each country’s collection is featured in the shop for about four to six months, in limited quantity subjected to luggage limitations. Essentially, the buyers of Kiosk travel on your behalf to countries you have never been, and capture each trip with an assembly of items to make you wish you were there.
hell stock certificates | hong kong
german chalk | germany
brass paperclips | finland
happiness matches | hong kong
ideal notebook set | mexico
pax pastiles | finland
zwiebeck cracker | germany
Singapore Tourism Board should tie in with these fellas, I reckon. Or ponder and wait for the next 12 months on whether the concept is too radical and let Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board beat them to it. Let’s see which country does a Nike first.
If you’re in New York, swing by the offline store today at:
95 Spring Street between Broadway and Mercer, 2nd Floor
Call: 212 226 8601
Operating Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 12 - 7pm
Pat Law™is a Digital Strategist who, in her time in the Adland, has marketed a range of global brands including adidas, Cadbury Schweppes, Chrysler, Harley-Davidson, Hewlett-Packard, Johnnie Walker, L’Oréal, and Royal Salute. A self-confessed Social Media junkie, Pat has since joined the 360° Digital Influence team at Ogilvy PR. Pat also writes for iSh, LOTL International, and Singapore Architect.
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