the barrel vault transform into functional shop displays such as wall and shelf fixtures
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as the first one of its kind in southeast asia, keisuke fujiwara designed
issey miyake's 'pleats please' clothing store with a futuristic and minimalistic approach.
the overall interior is that of a barreled, vault-like structure with hanger fixtures extending
out of the installed architectural elements, providing a tension within the space.
the vaulted construction also transforms into necessary walls and shelf fixtures in which
miyake's clothing designs are displayed. the store's white canvas provides a clean backdrop
to showcase the brightly colored products and provides a flatness and lightness to the
interior design.


a central circular display shelf
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the three barrel vaults loosely divide the space
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main fixture with hanger pipes and barrel vaults merging
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the store has displays of three heights, sizes, rotary functions and lighting
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the entrance to the store is cut out of glass
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image courtesy keisuke fujiwara design office