Universal Coin
An interior that matches a coin theme. The entrance is imagined as a palace, and a four-part gallery features a Roman bath, the Parthenon and Colosseum, an old English street, and church architecture.
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Featured projects, plus an entrance to the galleries by type of business.
Nishi-Azabu eight
An existing country-style cafe that had operated for 20 years. The counter top was finished in suede, and a monitor and blue LEDs were added. Maintenance typical of an existing-fit-out property was also carried out.
Furisode specialist Ichikura
Shin-Yokohama Prince Pepe store. The entrance is Western in style; the in-store circulation recalls Japan. A dressing room, make-up room and photo studio were placed with the mall side in mind.
Oi-machi kappo “Yoiduki”
An existing restaurant fit-out. Within the budget, the layout was not greatly changed, and the design was given a Japanese feel, developed from a hearing and concept drawings.
Tanakatei
Nishi-Ogikubo store. The brand colours beige and navy were used to express dignity and comfort.
Nail Bar
The fourth shop, relocating to Nagoya Takashimaya. A salon meant to recall the lobby of a luxury hotel, with an emphasis on circulation.
Kojimachi Skin Clinic
A conversion from an office. Fluorescent lights were changed to downlights and a chandelier. Cleanliness and a bright French tone were combined.
Roppongi AQs lounge
Rebuilt from an existing Italian bar to a skeleton, then a lounge that reflects a strong concern for materials.