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On Our Radar: Tom Wood, Shibuya, Tokyo
The jeweler’s new flagship takes inspiration from Brutalist architecture.
Keishin Horikoshi/Courtesy of Tom Wood
IN TOKYO’S VIBRANT retail district, Shibuya, jeweler Tom Wood (Oslo, Norway) opened its latest flagship featuring sleek industrial design.
Inspired by Brutalist architecture, the 3229-square-foot space is centered around a nearly 24-foot floating counter display. The walls and architectural columns were transformed into additional displays of the jeweler’s products. Designed in collaboration with Torafu Architects (Tokyo), the concrete-textured columns are visually contrasted with sleek stainless steel finishes throughout the store. To balance the industrial aesthetics and add warmth to the space is the in-store seating, designed by Japanese woodworker Kojiro Kitada and created with locally sourced pine and oak wood.
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Photos: Keishin Horikoshi/Courtesy of Tom Wood
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