Amazonian crafts showcased in Costa Brazil's New York fragrance store
Sustainable perfume brand offers nature-connected experience at Hudson Yards flagship.
1Nature-Integrated Retail Space
Costa Brazil's Hudson Yards flagship showcases products made with sustainable Amazon rainforest ingredients. Designed in collaboration with founder Francisco Costa and Alexander May Studio, the space aims to create a 'warm, intimate and lived-in' atmosphere.
2Curated Personal Collection
The store displays select objects and books from Costa's Bellport home. Works by Brazilian designers and handmade polychrome pottery by Amazon's Shipibo-Konibo people highlight the brand's cultural roots.
3Architectural Details
Thirty-foot shelving systems and ceiling-lit black wood podiums complement the minimalist design language. Concrete floor tiles and wooden accents reinforce the store's natural material palette.
4Experience-Driven Design
The space functions more as a gathering point than traditional retail. Daybeds, low tables and rotating installations aim to enhance visitor interaction with the brand.
5Global Fragrance Store Trends
Costa Brazil joins other concept fragrance stores in New York. Like Mexican Xinu's dramatically lit space and Korean Elorea's historic bell tower location, this store emphasizes sensory experience.
6The Rise of Sustainable Luxury
The store reflects growing consumer interest in eco-friendly products and authentic stories. Amazon-sourced materials and collaborations with local artists demonstrate the evolution of modern luxury.