Mathieu Lehanneur’s intersection of Parisian architecture and Japanese ‘friendly but scary’
When Maison Kitsuné asked Mathieu Lehanneur to design its flagship store in SoHo, the French designer strove to create a strong visual statement.
‘What interested me is that while Maison Kitsuné's clothes and graphic universe have a partic
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