On the shopping mall in Tokyo, the Japanese architect Ito Toyo (Toyo Ito) was the Italy footwear and packaging brand T in 2004.

A 7 - storey tree - shaped building stands between the Prada flagship store and the Dior store.

Diego Della Valle, President of Tod s, wants to give the brand a unique sense of identity from the building. Now he has invited the Japanese red design team, Nendo, to display furniture for its interior design space.

The task of the Nendo design studio is to display furniture for the lobby of the 6 floor of the Tod 's watch road building, which is a set of modular furnishings for the display of Tod' s shoes.

"We have designed framed furniture for this purpose, which is easy to relate to the external lines of the building, just like a vibrant skyline formed by densely packed buildings of various shapes and sizes," Nendo said.

"We use the light reflected from the mirror to reflect the external landscape into the indoor hall, which is more vivid."

Of course, in addition to displaying Tod 's footwear products, the 6 floor hall is also a multi-functional space, such as holding press conferences, exhibitions, celebrations, etc., Nendo series of modular furniture designed by the team can also be arranged on different occasions. If you don't need to use it, you can compress it tightly and make room for more space.

In addition, Nendo has designed a pparent acrylic ceiling panel for the 6 halls hall, which can be easily replaced.

To ensure that this flexible processing can match different occasions and functions to suit future activities or contents and themes of exhibitions.

As luck would have it, at the beginning of this month, Nendo was another shoe brand Ca.

GoerTek's retail space has been just unveiled. It uses a series of sturdy columns of paper like structure to display shoes.

Under the shoes of each booth, LED lights are concealed and diffuse light is emitted to further enhance the three-dimensional sense and light characteristics of Camper shoes.