New Hermes storefront in Williamsburg sparks debate over 'fake' historic design * Brooklyn Paper
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The under-construction Brooklyn flagship of Hermès gives an impression of a cluster of 19th-century buildings, with large windows that sparked mixed reactions on social media.
Commenters had polarized opinions about the storefront; while some praised its modern twist, others criticized it as an abomination of historical design.
A user pointed out that despite its historical facade, the building is entirely new, built to look like a renovated old structure.
Despite the controversy, some viewers appreciated the aesthetic, expressing that it captures a 'look' of abandonment alongside luxury products.
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