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2015年4月30日

Italian Furniture Meets Japanese Culture｜MOLTENI&C TOKYO GALLERY

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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Italian Furniture Meets Japanese Culture｜MOLTENI&C TOKYO GALLERY

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