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[Space Decoration Example] "#I Am Afraid Exhibition" Floral Arrangement

Recreating a dense forest primarily with the stairs leading to the venue! Expressing "fear" and "curiosity."

We would like to introduce a case where we were responsible for the floral arrangements for the pop-up exhibition "#IAmAfraid" commemorating the release of the movie "Bo Is Afraid." The order was to recreate a dense forest primarily along the stairs leading to the venue, expressing "fear" and "curiosity," not knowing what awaits ahead. The exhibition features official posters, art pieces, and photo spots that recreate scenes from the film, allowing visitors to fully enjoy the work. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: 2024/2/9 ■Place: Shibuya Arts / "#IAmAfraid" Exhibition ■Flowers: Eucalyptus, Pieris, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Original Fixtures: Japanese-style Room Aesthetic Salon Space Decoration

A floral arrangement space inspired by folding screen paintings, created using an antique chest as a custom table!

We would like to introduce a case of space decoration for the completely invitation-only Japanese-style esthetic salon "No.3 shirokane," supervised by a kimono designer. On the first floor, we created a floral arrangement space inspired by folding screen paintings, utilizing an antique chest of drawers as a custom table. On the basement floor, based on the store's spatial concept of "deep sea," we expressed the image of indigo emerging from the ocean floor and rising, using driftwood and discarded tiles. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: June 2021 ■Place: No.3 shirokane ■Material: Antique Japanese chest of drawers, driftwood ■Flowers: Hydrangeas, cockscombs, delphiniums, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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