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2015年4月30日

Italian Furniture Meets Japanese Culture｜MOLTENI&C TOKYO GALLERY

Walk-in closet on the basement is a fine example of Molteni&C's commitment to the smallest details.
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Italian Furniture Meets Japanese Culture｜MOLTENI&C TOKYO GALLERY

Walk-in closet on the basement is a fine example of Molteni&C's commitment to the smallest details.
  • Inspired by Komyoin temple in Kyoto, a 'wooden wall' features a huge round window and a latticework made out of cedar.
  • Walk-in closet on the basement is a fine example of Molteni&C's commitment to the smallest details.
  • ‘Gio Ponti Screen’, stopsol glass, able to separate rooms in a light manner.
  • ‘Gio Ponti Screen’, a see-through screen featuring Gio Ponti's signature geometry design.
  • Spanish designer, long time Japanophile, Patricia Uruquiola designed a flagship store for Molteni&C.
  • Patricia answering questions inside MOLTENI＆C TOKYO
  • Patricia sitting on her favorite personal chair from Gio Ponti Collection by Molteni&C.
  • The ‘wooden wall’ blurs the line between inside and outside. Even when you’re inside the store, you’re still interacting with green garden of Nezu Museum outside.
  • Patricia smiling to the camera with 'wooden wall' on her back.
  • The space is divided on two levels. The fIrst floor, devoted to living and dining scene, houses the latest Molteni&C collections by international architects and designers.
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