Upscale fashion retail chain COS makes an understated and refined statement with its first entry into the Canadian market in the form of a flagship store on Toronto's luxury brand-laden Bloor Street. Spanning a three-story, 6,700 square-foot structure, the monochromatic, charred wooden facade of the store differentiates itself with the use of an ancient Japanese woodworking technique called shou-sugi-ban. Inside, however, the store is light and airy, reflecting the same sparse Scandinavian aesth...
Upscale fashion retail chain COS makes an understated and refined statement with its first entry into the Canadian market in the form of a flagship store on Toronto's luxury brand-laden Bloor Street. Spanning a three-story, 6,700 square-foot structure, the monochromatic, charred wooden facade of the store differentiates itself with the use of an ancient Japanese woodworking technique called shou-sugi-ban. Inside, however, the store is light and airy, reflecting the same sparse Scandinavian aesth...
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