Maison Margiela Fêtes a Collaboration With Cult-Favorite Tattoo Artist Kozo

Driven by a recognition of their immense collector base in Brooklyn, Asheville’s East Fork has opened a permanent store in the borough, enveloped in exposed brick and dressed in terra cotta tones and warm wood hues. The 750-square-foot boutique at 377 Atlantic showcases the Certified B Corporation’s North Carolina-produced pottery pieces, from plates and bowls to mugs, as well as block-printed napkins, hand-woven runners and two collaborations with New York-based brands: a cocktail set designed in collaboration with Craighill and limited-edition articles from Dinner Service. It’s more than a platform for East Fork’s ceramics but a representation of their expansion into lifestyle and entertaining accessories.