As a follow-up to our mention of the Tokyobike London pop-up shop, Designboom has now posted a gallery of photos of the event space.
Opening Ceremony’s first store in Japan — located in Tokyo’s Shibuya district — was designed by Jamo Associates, and they’ve now shared photos of the shop.
Ryuji Nakamura Architects is behind a series of vinyl hammocks now installed on the 7th floor of the Seibu department store in Ikebukuro.
Tokyobike is launching a pop-up shop in London starting tomorrow (July 8).
Fashion retailer Uniqlo has teamed up with papercraft creator Shin Tanaka to promote its “Mickey by…” line in the company’s New York store.
Online gallery of
Japanese Contemporary Art
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Monocle magazine is about to open its first shop in Tokyo, part of a new Francfranc “department store” in Aoyama.
T-shirt brand and retail chain Graniph launches Graniph Labs, a new site that introduces us to the many artists and designers the company has collaborated with in the past.
Strolling the lanes of Kyoto’s Arashiyama neighborhood, one passes a number of souvenir stores selling incense, pottery and the like. Then, there is one store that looks different from the rest, with a wooden and leather studded sign that reads “Anomaly Structure” and a bicycle parked in front.
Suppose Design Office has produced the interior for a shop in Hiroshima called Karis, mostly using cardboard tubes.