As founder of Supreme, Union New York and Stussy New York, James Jebbia has had an unprecedented impact on the culture that we all live and breathe, but has somehow managed – for the most part – to stay out of the spotlight, preferring to do most of his work behind-the-scenes. Recently, Italian interior magazine Case Da Abitare had the opportunity to visit Jebbia’s Greenwich Village loft, an abode he shares with his young family. Interestingly, there is not so much as a hint of Supreme or any of his other ventures inside, although we think you’ll agree, his taste is impeccable. Take a closer look around in the gallery.
As founder of Supreme, Union New York and Stussy New York, James Jebbia has had an unprecedented impact on the culture that we all live and breathe, but has somehow managed – for the most part – to stay out of the spotlight, preferring to do most of his work behind-the-scenes. Recently, Italian interior magazine Case Da Abitare had the opportunity to visit Jebbia’s Greenwich Village loft, an abode he shares with his young family. Interestingly, there is not so much as a hint of Supreme or any of his other ventures inside, although we think you’ll agree, his taste is impeccable. Take a closer look around in the gallery.