The Nothing Kiosk is a bright red mobile retail installation. Featuring a refurbished, iconic K67 kiosk, a modular design originating in Yugoslavia in 1966, the kiosk first appeared in London’s Covent Garden as a pop-up store in 2021, offering customers the chance to buy an exclusive serialised edition of Ear (1) Black.

The Nothing Kiosk has appeared in a number of pop-up style launches around the world.

The kiosk first surfaced in December 2021 in Covent Garden, London, where Nothing sold limited-edition Ear (1) Black; laser-engraved for the first 100 sales.^[1]

The kiosk made its second appearance in July 2022, back in Covent Garden, London, for the launch of Phone (1). This was the first location in the world where customers could buy Phone (1) in person.^[2]

The kiosk goes international, travelling over 3000 miles from its original location in London to Downtown New York in July 2023 for the Phone (2) launch. Alongside the Nothing Store Soho, this was the first location customers could buy Phone (2) and Ear (2) Black in person with “limited exclusive perks available on the day”.^[3,4]

Nothing Kiosk is a refurbished K67 kiosk, a design originally conceived by Saša Mächtig, in the now-defunct nation of Yugoslavia in 1966. Created as a modular and highly customisable system, K67’s can be arranged in countless configurations to create large or small spaces. By 1999, when production ceased, some 7,500 K67 units had been produced. Their flexibility saw them utilised in various ways, from security booths to newsstands. There’s a rumour that Nothing's K67 used to be a hotdog stand.

K67’s can still be spotted across Eastern Europe, and many were shipped to other countries; their functionality and unique design continue to be appreciated by many. The lightweight construction of polycarbonate and fibreglass means a K67 unit can be easily lifted and positioned almost anywhere.^[5]