Lucien Pellat-Finet Shop by Kengo Kuma Influenced by the organic patterns found in plants, Kengo Kuma has created this shop and café in Tokyo for fashion designer Lucien Pellat-Finet. In his design, Kuma uses a honeycomb structure comprised of Lauan-made plywood to envelope the space. This three-dimensional structure serves as the retail display system throughout the shop - with the natural warmth of wood complementing a fashion line notorious for its assemblage of iconic cashmere sweaters. site: Kengo Kuma photo: Kengo Kuma Lucien Pellat-Finet Shop by Kengo Kuma Influenced by the organic patterns found in plants, Kengo Kuma has created this shop and café in Tokyo for fashion designer Lucien Pellat-Finet. In his design, Kuma uses a honeycomb structure comprised of Lauan-made plywood to envelope the space. This three-dimensional structure serves as the retail display system throughout the shop - with the natural warmth of wood complementing a fashion line notorious for its assemblage of iconic cashmere sweaters. site: Kengo Kuma photo: Kengo Kuma Lucien Pellat-Finet Shop by Kengo Kuma Influenced by the organic patterns found in plants, Kengo Kuma has created this shop and café in Tokyo for fashion designer Lucien Pellat-Finet. In his design, Kuma uses a honeycomb structure comprised of Lauan-made plywood to envelope the space. This three-dimensional structure serves as the retail display system throughout the shop - with the natural warmth of wood complementing a fashion line notorious for its assemblage of iconic cashmere sweaters. site: Kengo Kuma photo: Kengo Kuma Lucien Pellat-Finet Shop by Kengo Kuma Influenced by the organic patterns found in plants, Kengo Kuma has created this shop and café in Tokyo for fashion designer Lucien Pellat-Finet. In his design, Kuma uses a honeycomb structure comprised of Lauan-made plywood to envelope the space. This three-dimensional structure serves as the retail display system throughout the shop - with the natural warmth of wood complementing a fashion line notorious for its assemblage of iconic cashmere sweaters. site: Kengo Kuma photo: Kengo Kuma Lucien Pellat-Finet Shop by Kengo Kuma Influenced by the organic patterns found in plants, Kengo Kuma has created this shop and café in Tokyo for fashion designer Lucien Pellat-Finet. In his design, Kuma uses a honeycomb structure comprised of Lauan-made plywood to envelope the space. This three-dimensional structure serves as the retail display system throughout the shop - with the natural warmth of wood complementing a fashion line notorious for its assemblage of iconic cashmere sweaters. site: Kengo Kuma photo: Kengo Kuma

Lucien Pellat-Finet Shop by Kengo Kuma

Influenced by the organic patterns found in plants, Kengo Kuma has created this shop and café in Tokyo for fashion designer Lucien Pellat-Finet. In his design, Kuma uses a honeycomb structure comprised of Lauan-made plywood to envelope the space. This three-dimensional structure serves as the retail display system throughout the shop - with the natural warmth of wood complementing a fashion line notorious for its assemblage of iconic cashmere sweaters.

site: Kengo Kuma

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