Bottega Veneta opens Flagship store in Ginza, Tokyo

THE Italian luxury brand Bottega Veneta opens the doors to their biggest store to date in the fashionable shopping district of Ginza in Tokyo. The six-storey flagship store will showcase the finest luxury goods the Italian brand has to offer, ranging from ready-to-wear collections, shoes, fragrances, jewellery to furniture.

Bottega Veneta opens new flagship store in GinzaEntrance of Bottega Veneta Flagship Store

The architecture of the building encapsulates the futuristic spirit inherent to the Japanese capital with its 900 lunar panels, where the smart placement of windows create a dissolving illusion. The interior of the store is equally impressive as it fuses Japanese and Italian tradition. Inspired by Light and Space artists for the sixties, who believed in creating a certain atmosphere by experimenting with light and geometric shapes, watch how the Kyoto White plaster walls transition from colour to colour when the sunlight hits.

Bottega Veneta opens new flagship store in GinzaBottega Veneta Flagship Store in Ginza, Tokyo

Bottega Veneta opens new flagship store in Ginza
Bottega Veneta Flagship Store Inside Entrance

Women’s leather goods and eyewear are on display on the ground floor, their male counterpart can be found on the floor below. The first floor is dedicated to handbags and a luxurious shoe salon with personalised service. The women’s and men’s ready-to-wear collections are located on the third and forth floor, respectively. The top floor of the grand building is reserved for private appointments.

Bottega Veneta opens new flagship store in GinzaMen’s Leather goods
Bottega Veneta opens new flagship store in GinzaReady-to-wear men’s wear on the third floor

Throughout the store, customers are encouraged to relax on the Bottega Veneta Furniture, exclusively designed for the Tokyo flagship store.

Bottega Veneta opens new flagship store in GinzaReady-to-wear women’s on the second floor

by Lupe Baeyens

The Bottega Veneta flagship store at Ginza, Japan  is now open

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