nendo: wandering forest of Hermés
the re-opening of two Hermés stores look at a playful interpretation of the casual and sometimes tongue-in-cheek attitude of the brand.
‘wandering forest of Hermés‘ by nendo, tokyo, japan photography by kei takashima images courtesy of hermés japan
japanese design firm nendo has recently developed several window displays for the newly renovated Hermés boutiques in sogo yokohama and takashimaya tokyo department stores located in japan. the forest of trees is segmented throughout the space to create views that seem to appear and disappear into the background. the display tables provide bright hues of color against the branch like figures in white and brown providing depth within the small vitrine. the sensation of contradictions and depth warp the vision of individuals passing by.
storefront window
autumn themed display
trees in the forest
vibrant colors creating multiple focal points
stoneware, scarves and handbags featured in the space
tree branches are used to display the delicate jewelery and pocket books
details of the vitrine
