BROOKLYN - The Brooklyn Nets have unveiled a new home court ahead of the 2019-20 season. This is the first full redesign since the Nets moved to Barclays Center in 2012.
The colors of the floor, weathered wood and concrete gray, represent the numerous playground courts found throughout the borough; the brownstone-lined streets and Brooklyn’s industrial foundation. The palette engrains the grit and determination of the borough into the team’s playing surface.
Center court displays the Nets’ iconic Brooklyn “B” logo, simplified without the city and state wordmarks and enlarged for visual impact. The maple hardwood retains the signature herringbone pattern that ties back to the Nets’ unique original court design.
The baselines proudly display “Brooklyn Nets” in typeface inspired by subway signage, with a subway tile pattern running across the apron perimeter.
The Nets will begin play on the new court at their preseason matchup on Friday, October 4 vs. SESI/Franca Basketball Club of Brazil.