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Explore the Minimalist Elegance of Mariha's New Tokyo Showroom by Keiji Ashizawa Design

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Explore the Minimalist Elegance of Mariha's New Tokyo Showroom by Keiji Ashizawa Design

A Minimalist Showcase in Tokyo

Japanese studio Keiji Ashizawa Design has unveiled a stunning minimalist showroom and office for the jewellery and fashion brand Mariha in Tokyo.

Mariha Salon by Keiji Ashizawa Design

The design utilizes neutral tones and natural materials to create a versatile space that embodies the warmth of a home. According to studio founder Keiji Ashizawa, the aim was to craft a welcoming environment for guests, combining meticulous finishing, thoughtful furniture placement, and refined styling.

Inviting Atmosphere

The space features a living room and lounge area, designed to facilitate guest interaction while displaying the brand's exquisite products. The choice of oak furniture serves to highlight the sparkle of the jewellery.

Interior view of jewellery showroom by Keiji Ashizawa Design

Plush sofas, chairs, and oak tables from Karimoku Case are complemented by gold accents and carpeted flooring, enhancing the intimate ambience. A large oak display case runs along one wall, showcasing a curated collection by stylist Yumi Nakata.

Thoughtful Design Choices

The design choices reflect a commitment to aligning with the aesthetics of existing spaces while adding elements that evoke the comfort of a cozy living area. Each textile was selected through careful discussions with the client, ensuring harmony with the overall design. The result is a nuanced play of textures combined with a cohesive palette of soft, monochromatic gradients.

Seating space within Mariha Salon in Tokyo

Functional Office Space

Adjacent to the lounge, a compact office space features a large table with gold-colored legs, designed for functionality without sacrificing style.

For those interested in similar minimalist interiors, check out recent features on Dezeen, including a restaurant in London inspired by wabi-sabi design and a serene sushi restaurant in Quebec City.

Photography by Tomooki Kengaku.

Project credits:

  • Architect: Keiji Ashizawa Design
  • Project architect: Keiji Ashizawa, Nanako Inoue
  • Construction: Fine Arts
  • Furniture: Karimoku / Karimoku Case
  • Lighting plan: AURORA / Yoshiki Ichikawa
  • Styling: Yumi Nakata
  • #keijiashizawa
  • #mariha
  • #minimalism
  • #interiordesign
  • #tokyo

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