Yume Marche by Moriyuki Ochiai Architects
Moriyuki Ochiai’s interior for Yume Marche invokes a reverie. The dreamy space belongs to a food company that runs its own farm and sells seasonal products, most of which are made from the milk of its cattle.
The abstract landscape at Yume
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