Supply Sydney - A future facing update for an Australian streetwear institution.

View across the store toward the stairs to the exit. Polished concrete floors reflect a floor to ceiling digital screen. The texture of the exposed brick walls is highlighted by up and down lighter. Exposed timber joists in the ceiling painted black
A blue textured surface with a darker blue abstract shape in the center.
View of the stairs leading to the exit of the store. A large floor to ceiling digital screen shows content from brand take-overs. The walls of the stairwell are covered in old punk posters
Exploded view of the midfloor furniture made from timber, steel and wired glass.
View of the front door leading in the from the street. Contrast of the white painted walls of the exterior and the black of the entrance lobby.

Industrial Contrast and Spatial Clarity

Material contrast defines the updated spatial language. Slim steel bar fixtures and black sheet metal add industrial precision against exposed brick walls and recessed halo lighting. The result is clean yet gritty, minimal yet expressive.

A full-height digital screen anchors the space, offering a vivid counterpoint to the textured palette while supporting dynamic brand storytelling.

View into the fitting room. Rough exposed walls contrast the minimal blackened steel walls of the store.
Exploded view of perimeter shelving and rail system.
View of the store. Rough exposed brick and stone walls and a polished concrete floor. The ceiling is exposed timber joists painted mat black. Two midfloor tables are made from blackened sheet steel and Georgian wired glass

A Confident Balance of Heritage and Progress

The result is a space that walks the line between old and new, purpose-built for a customer base that values both authenticity and progression. It’s a refined yet uncompromising retail platform, one that respects its past while speaking clearly to the future of streetwear retail in Australia and beyond.

View of the store. Rough exposed brick and stone walls and a polished concrete floor. The ceiling is exposed timber joists painted mat black. Two midfloor tables are made from blackened sheet steel and Georgian wired glass

Refining a cultural cornerstone while preserving its underground legacy.

Tucked beneath the streets of Darlinghurst, Supply’s Sydney flagship has been a cornerstone of the Australian streetwear scene since 2002. From introducing brands like Supreme, Visvim, and KAWS to curating the rare and the authentic, Supply built its reputation as a globally respected, underground destination.

Two decades on, the brief was to modernise the flagship without losing its spirit, preserving the character of the original basement while expanding its footprint and refining the retail experience for a new generation.

Supply Sydney - A future facing update for an Australian streetwear institution.

Refining a cultural cornerstone while preserving its underground legacy.

Tucked beneath the streets of Darlinghurst, Supply’s Sydney flagship has been a cornerstone of the Australian streetwear scene since 2002. From introducing brands like Supreme, Visvim, and KAWS to curating the rare and the authentic, Supply built its reputation as a globally respected, underground destination.

Two decades on, the brief was to modernise the flagship without losing its spirit, preserving the character of the original basement while expanding its footprint and refining the retail experience for a new generation..

View across the store toward the stairs to the exit. Polished concrete floors reflect a floor to ceiling digital screen. The texture of the exposed brick walls is highlighted by up and down lighter. Exposed timber joists in the ceiling painted black
View of the stairs leading to the exit of the store. A large floor to ceiling digital screen shows content from brand take-overs. The walls of the stairwell are covered in old punk posters
A blue textured surface with a darker blue abstract shape in the center.

Industrial Contrast and Spatial Clarity.

Material contrast defines the updated spatial language. Slim steel bar fixtures and black sheet metal add industrial precision against exposed brick walls and recessed halo lighting. The result is clean yet gritty, minimal yet expressive.

A full-height digital screen anchors the space, offering a vivid counterpoint to the textured palette while supporting dynamic brand storytelling.

View into the fitting room. Rough exposed walls contrast the minimal blackened steel walls of the store.
Exploded view of the midfloor furniture made from timber, steel and wired glass.
View of the front door leading in the from the street. Contrast of the white painted walls of the exterior and the black of the entrance lobby.

A Confident Balance of Heritage and Progress

The result is a space that walks the line between old and new, purpose-built for a customer base that values both authenticity and progression. It’s a refined yet uncompromising retail platform, one that respects its past while speaking clearly to the future of streetwear retail in Australia and beyond.

View of the store. Rough exposed brick and stone walls and a polished concrete floor. The ceiling is exposed timber joists painted mat black. Two midfloor tables are made from blackened sheet steel and Georgian wired glass
Exploded view of perimeter shelving and rail system.
View of the store. Rough exposed brick and stone walls and a polished concrete floor. The ceiling is exposed timber joists painted mat black. Two midfloor tables are made from blackened sheet steel and Georgian wired glass