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Bendheim Glass Helps Define Lululemon’s New SoHo flagship

Bendheim Glass Helps Define Lululemon’s New SoHo flagship

Bendheim Glass Systems is playing a prominent role in Lululemon‘s newest retail concept, supplying decorative channel glass for the brand’s new flagship store in New York City’s SoHo neighborhood.

Located at 524 Broadway, the more than 17,000-square-foot, two-story store marks the North American debut of Lululemon’s latest retail design concept, which emphasizes movement, connection and sensory engagement.

unnamedDesigned by O’Neil Langan Architects, the flagship features approximately 750 square feet of Bendheim’s I-41 single-glazed interior wall system with low-iron Prismasolar™ channel glass and a sandblasted finish, creating light-filled spaces that complement the store’s refined material palette.

Bendheim’s minimalist glazing system eliminates intermediate vertical framing to maximize natural light and create clean sightlines throughout the store. The translucent channel glass diffuses light while adding texture and subtle visual separation, complementing the flagship’s terrazzo flooring, handcrafted tile, timber elements and integrated lighting.

Completed in fall 2025, the SoHo flagship serves as a prototype for future Lululemon stores worldwide, demonstrating how architectural glass can help shape immersive retail environments that blend functionality with elevated design.

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