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Shanghai Columbia Circle TSUTAYA BOOKS / The Mainland, TONERICO:INC. / Japan
Shanghai Columbia Circle TSUTAYA BOOKS / The Mainland, TONERICO:INC. / Japan
Shanghai Columbia Circle TSUTAYA BOOKS / The Mainland, TONERICO:INC. / Japan
Shanghai Columbia Circle TSUTAYA BOOKS / The Mainland, TONERICO:INC. / Japan
Shanghai Columbia Circle TSUTAYA BOOKS / The Mainland, TONERICO:INC. / Japan
Shanghai Columbia Circle TSUTAYA BOOKS / The Mainland, TONERICO:INC. / Japan
Shanghai Columbia Circle TSUTAYA BOOKS / The Mainland, TONERICO:INC. / Japan
Shanghai Columbia Circle TSUTAYA BOOKS / The Mainland, TONERICO:INC. / Japan
Shanghai Columbia Circle TSUTAYA BOOKS / The Mainland, TONERICO:INC. / Japan
Shanghai Columbia Circle TSUTAYA BOOKS / The Mainland, TONERICO:INC. / Japan

Shanghai Columbia Circle TSUTAYA BOOKS / The Mainland

TONERICO:INC. / Japan

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DFA Design for Asia Awards 2022 l Silver Award l Spatial Design l Commercial & Showroom Spaces
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A BOOK IS MAN’S BEST FRIEND

The Shanghai branch of Tsutaya, the Japanese bookstore chain, is in a 100-year-old historical building, the Columbia Country Club, and its interior design injects a new vitality to the space. The flow line plans, furniture, and materials respond to the architecture, and the arch-shaped furniture in the first floor lobby was inspired by the shape of the door, and became a coherent stylistic element throughout, complementing the pillars, fireplaces and decorative walls, and interweaving past and present.

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