For the cover of Italian culture magazine Case da abitare, often-guarded founder of Supreme, James Jebbia, recently allowed a visual tour of his Greenwich Village loft. A British-transplant who arrived in New York in 1984, Jebbia got a job working at the now-defunct Parachute clothing store in SoHo before ultimately opening up the first Supreme store on Lafayette in 1994. The loft itself is a minimalist affair - and one he shares with his wife Bianca and their two children, Miles and Nina - high...
For the cover of Italian culture magazine Case da abitare, often-guarded founder of Supreme, James Jebbia, recently allowed a visual tour of his Greenwich Village loft. A British-transplant who arrived in New York in 1984, Jebbia got a job working at the now-defunct Parachute clothing store in SoHo before ultimately opening up the first Supreme store on Lafayette in 1994. The loft itself is a minimalist affair - and one he shares with his wife Bianca and their two children, Miles and Nina - high...
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