MUJI to GO Opens at JFK
MUJI, the Japanese brand famous for being tastefully brandless, will soon open a retail shop in JetBlue's new Terminal 5 at New York's JFK airport. The terminal, which was originally designed by Eero Saarinen for TWA, has been lying fallow for many years, but an $800 million renovation has reinvigorated it into JetBlue's shining new New York hub.
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The 635,000-square-foot space will feature shopping and dining to beat most airport options, including sushi made to order.
The 596-square-foot MUJI to GO store is the second airport-based MUJI store in the world—the first opened in Hong Kong in March 2008. The shop will sell household items, travel accessories, and a limited selection of apparel, from stylishly generic neck pillows to "New York in a Bag"—a gifty wooden kit of NYC's most famous buildings in miniature. The full array of MUJI to GO items can be downloaded here.
Sarah Rich
When not working in design, Sarah Rich writes, talks and forecasts about food and consumer culture.
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