Good Goods Issey Miyake concept opens in Tokyo
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Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake has opened a new “Good Goods Issey Miyake” concept store in Daikanyama, Tokyo.
The two-level 94sqm store, which opened next to label mate “Homme Plisse Issey Miyake”, stocks a curated selection of Issey Miyake pieces as well as some exclusive products. It sports a futuristic interior design by Tokujin Yoshioka.
In a press release, Yoshioka said: “The space, which features aluminum dyed light green, is designed with the futuristic contrast of texture between concrete and aluminium. Diagonal slits extended throughout the space not only show futuristic expression, but also transform to function as shelves. Issey Miyake’s innovative spirit of making things is reflected in the space.”
In future, the store will experiment with a seasonal rotation of brands and products.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the size of the new Good Goods Issey Miyake store in Tokyo?
What is the size of the new Good Goods Issey Miyake store in Tokyo?
The new store spans two levels and measures 94 square metres. It is located in Daikanyama, Tokyo, next to another Issey Miyake label.
Q.Who designed the interior of the Good Goods Issey Miyake concept store?
Who designed the interior of the Good Goods Issey Miyake concept store?
The futuristic interior design was created by Tokujin Yoshioka. He incorporated light green dyed aluminium, contrasting it with concrete textures throughout the space.
Q.What kind of products does the Good Goods Issey Miyake store offer?
What kind of products does the Good Goods Issey Miyake store offer?
The store stocks a curated selection of existing Issey Miyake pieces, alongside some exclusive products. In the future, it plans to experiment with a seasonal rotation of brands and products.
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