Brick Street Bagels — Form Design + Construction

The menu wall at Brick Street Bagels, a chalk board over wire baskets and coffee urns, under a crystal light

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Oozing with warmth, and made for speed. Small bagel shop designed and built with Vermont roots in tow.

Type: Bakery and retail
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
Architect: DRAW Studio
Photography: Pat Piasecki

The gold-leaf sign on the window, with the brick buildings across the street reflected in the glass.

A chalk menu board of drinks, bagels and schmear over wire baskets and coffee urns, under a crystal ceiling light.

The hand-lettered bagel and schmear board above a row of empty wire baskets.

Sunflowers and steel tins on the counter, beside a window through to the kitchen.

The ordering counter and its till beside the glass door, with the signed front windows beyond.

The bakery behind the shop: steel tables, a kettle, ovens and sheet-pan racks under fluorescent light.

The counter's front in vertical reclaimed boards, with tins, urns and the till on top.

The counter, the menu wall and its baskets, seen from the door under a crystal ceiling light.

A gilt-framed mirror reflecting the baskets and shelving, under a green glass pendant.

Wire baskets resting on a brass rail along a timber shelf.

A crystal ceiling fixture casting a pattern of light across the ceiling.

An L-shaped counter in reclaimed timber on a floor of mixed boards, under green glass pendants.

A red glass exit light above the door.

The gold-leaf sign on the shop window, seen from the street, with the counter inside behind the glass.

The counter running along the front windows, the sign reversed in the glass and green pendants above.