RESTORING THE MALL
The Platform shopping center in Los Angeles is offering retailers a chance to try something new.
by Sheila Marikar
Sep 01, 2017
2 minutes
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Stay awhile The founders of Spring Street Social Society use their pop-up, above, to showcase products from their favorite artisans. Visitors to the boutique, called Stay, can browse the store’s handmade goods—or take advantage of the couches, chairs, and free Wi-Fi.
As malls across the country succumb to declining foot traffic and the lure of online shopping, a development in Los Angeles’s artsy Culver City neighborhood is
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