A luggage brand’s Tokyo flagship invokes spatial contrast to strengthen its brand identity
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Location
Tokyo, Japan
Design
Construction
D.BRAIN CO.,LTD.
Lighting Plan
ModuleX Inc.
Planting Plan
Yuko Takaura(GREENETTA)
Graphic Design
Ken Okamoto (Ken Okamoto Design Office)
Floor Area
49 sq-m
Case-Real designed the flagship store for Japanese luggage brand Moln in Tokyo by creating a contrast between land and air, forming a complete narrative between the brand and its
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