DDAA brings Danish and Japanese design culture under one roof for Bang & Olufsen’s Tokyo flagship
Danish and Japanese design sensibilities come together in Bang & Olufsen’s Ginza flagship store. The Scandinavian audiovisual brand turned to the interior expertise of DDAA to design the Tokyo shop, which is built to simulate an intimate resid
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