Can retail design help us slow down while shopping? See Polène's Tokyo flagship

Polène’s detail-oriented vision and Japanese precision come together in the two-storey space, in popular shopping district Omotesando. - Courtesy of Polène

Paris-based interior architect Valériane Lazard focused on tranquillity, harmony and delicacy as main design themes, playing with symmetries and geometries. - Courtesy of Polène

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Location

5-chōme-3-18 Minamiaoyama, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0062, Japan

Design

Valériane Lazard

Brand

Polène

French accessories brand Polène is entering the Japanese market with a tranquil Tokyo flagship designed by Valériane Lazard.

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