100% Chocolate Cafe by Wonderwall
Japanese creative firm Wonderwall has cooked up the inner workings for the recently completed 100% Chocolate Cafe which makes its home in Tokyo’s latest landmark, the Tokyo Sky Tree. Crafted to satiate the burning desires of extreme cocoa conno...
Boon Jr. Shop by Wonderwall
Retail shop and clothing stores that are geared towards kids can often be characterized by tacky aesthetics and overdone design tricks. For South Korea’s Boon Jr. Shop and Wonderwall Inc., the status quo was simply not enough for what the desig...
Yoyogi Village “code kurkku” by Wonderwall
In awarding guests with a quaint alternative to everyday, bustling city demands, music producer Takeshi Kobayashi and Shinichi Osaw have crafted Yoyogi Village. The space acts as an enticing retreat center located in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, as it boasts a...
Ozone Bar by Wonderwall
Whether they like it or not, design firm Wonderwall is perhaps best known for their stark and minimalist outfitting of BAPE and A.P.C. stores the world over. Their most recent work on Ozone, however, is anything but simple. Architectural, colorful, b...
KAWS x Wonderwall
Founded in 2000 by Masamichi Katayama, architecture and design firm Wonderwall has become a formidable force in the global retail scene – designing spaces for A.P.C., Uniqlo, Billionaire Boys Club/Ice Cream, Nike and, most notably, lending...
WONDERWALL x JAM HOME MADE Pencil Case
Masamichi Katayama’s Wonderwall and JAM HOME MADE join forces in an architect-appropriate product. A pencil case embodying archaic elegance features a simplistic wrap style with a golden safety pin serving as the final fastening piece. Hous...
AnOther: Art Talks | Masamichi Katayama of Wonderwall
AnOther magazine catch up with Wonderwall founder and architect Masamichi Katayama in a short, recently published interview. Since its inception, Wonderwall and the work of Katayama has been universally praised for his efforts in retail design. H...
Exhibition Of WONDERWALL Archives 01-10 Project Models
Few architectural firms have had the same impact on retail experience as Japan’s WONDERWALL. Founded by Masamichi Katayama, WONDERWALL set out to pay homage to some of its most memorable projects over the last 10 years through a diorama exh...
NOWNESS: Wonderwall – Interior Innovation
In the retail world, few architectural firms hold the same esteem as Japan’s Wonderwall and it’s lead, Masamichi Katayama. With Wonderwall beginning in 2000, Katayama has designed over 60 stores for BAPE, as well as designing the inte...
WONDERWALL ARCHIVES 01
In celebration of their 10th anniversary, Japanese interior designers Wonderwall recently published a retrospective archive of some of their best and most famed work. “WONDERWALL ARCHIVES 01” will contain a number of photos will accompanying text...
EXHIBITION OF WONDERWALL ARCHIVES 01-10 PROJECT MODELS
Earning the title as one of Japan’s most notable architects and interior designers, Wonderwall and Masamichi Katayama will showcase a retrospective look into the firm’s last 9 years of work. Over the year’s Wonderwall has had an...
Wonderwall x OriginalFake Collection – A Closer Look
Following the success of previous collaborations, architecture and design firm Wonderwall and OriginalFake are releasing the latest collection to celebrate Wonderwall’s 10th anniversary. Wonderwall’s is no stranger to the fashion worl...
Wonderwall x KAWS Vinyl Figure
Building off its original collaborative t-shirt back in 2008, famed Japanese architectural firm Wonderwall teams up with KAWS yet again, bringing the original graphic to life in the form of a vinyl figure. It seems like a release is slated for ne...
