A jewelry store design in a renovated traditional machiya-style building in Gion, Kyoto. Located in an area designated by the Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, the store houses two brands: BIZOUX sells natural gemstones on the first floor, and BRILLIANCE+ sells diamonds on the second floor. While maintaining the exterior of the traditional townhouse, the interior was designed as a space where customers can take their time to find their favorite jewelry.

KAITORI ELITE is a consignment shop in Shinsaibashi. We designed semi-private room with proper distance between each space for customers' privacy. There are many competing stores in this area, so the store needs to have more presence than others with its design. We decided to use monotone marble pattern with mosaic tiles to stand out in the city but yet somehow blending into the city at the same time.

We propose a space where adults can also enjoy and relax. In modern French, brandy is called eau-de-vie. If we interpret the word as it is used today, it means "water of life. Although brandy has an adult image, it is full of romance with life and strength. Also in Pineapple Park, there is a dinosaur exploration tour and Sweets De Pineapple, which is based on the motif of ruins.

OKOMEBRAN, an old established rice wholesaler from the late 1800s specializing in rice bran. With the concept of "experiencing the passion of craftsmanship", we aimed to create a shop that offers various discoveries by turning their brand value into experiences.

This store sells only sweets using only carefully selected sweet potato.

We came up with design keywords "simple" and "minimum" as they only use sweet potato. The store design should express the simplicity by cutting down meaningless ornaments and using less materials.

A gallery design for Ambientec, a company specializing in the production and sales of high-quality portable lighting fixtures. Our goal was to create space that could display the full range of Ambientec’s products, each of which glows in its own way, within a limited area while being flexible enough to change the layout in the future.