Cabinet of Funo.
A traveling pop-up. A Wunderkammer staged for real.
The Cabinet of Funo is the brand's traveling pop-up shop, staged as a real Wunderkammer. Each location runs for one to four weeks. Pieces are displayed in velvet-lined vitrines, each labeled with its untranslatable-word origin in mock-Victorian dictionary style. The catalogue lives in the room. The customer reads as much as she shops.
The most provocative pieces — the Funo line — live in a separate inner sanctum behind a velvet curtain. The inner sanctum is, in the brand's own definition, what the customer's parents wouldn't recognize. Press magnet by design.
What you'll find in the room.
The Vitrines.
Velvet-lined glass cases displaying the full catalogue. Stones, scarves, leather goods, pendants. Each labeled with its untranslatable word.
The Funo Line.
Behind the velvet curtain. Limited drops. Single editions. Pieces themed by drop — What parents don't get; Saints and strumpets; The Latin of the bedroom.
The Dictionary.
A small library nook. The Bouba & Kiki cards in their full set. A printed founder letter. The album playing softly.
Atlanta, Inman Park.
The inaugural Cabinet of Funo opens in the founder's home city. Two weeks. Approximately one hundred pieces. The Fordite Bouba & Kiki capsule (fifty stones, $90–$150 each) released exclusively at this opening. Inaugural Funo Drop 01 — What parents don't get — limited to fifty pieces, sold only in the inner sanctum.
Cities follow the founder's calendar.
The Cabinet of Funo is not a permanent shop. It is staged where it makes sense — leafy neighborhoods, historic buildings, occasional museum partnerships. Specific addresses are revealed to the waitlist a week before opening; the cities are announced one season ahead.
Atlanta
First opening. Home city. Approximately two weeks.
New York
Soho or West Village. Press tour.
Los Angeles
Silver Lake or Larchmont. Coastal customer.
London / Paris
European reveal. Two weeks each.
The Cabinet of Funo is what the customer's parents wouldn't recognize.