At a Tokyo store, these curved display units make the handbags really pop up
You have a spot in a famous Tokyo department store to promote $3,000 leather bags and only five days to steal the show. For young Japanese architects Shingo Masuda and Katsuhisa Otsubo, a challenging brief from Valextra was an opportunity to depar
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