Acne Studios uses tactility as a design tool for an atmospheric Japan store

For its first store in the Japanese city of Nagoya, Swedish fashion brand Acne Studios conceived a concept for an atmospheric space that would merge the feeling of high and low tech. To realize the 275-sq-m store, Acne collaborated with Barcelona
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