Although Japanese artist and ‘super flat’ originator Takashi Murakami and high-end retailer Louis Vuitton collaborated before, the latest installation is quite something.
The Louis Vuitton Omotesando store in Tokyo is now transformed into the playground of the Multicolor Spring Pallet products. The venue’s interior features Murakami flower wallpaper and a multitude of LV x TM plush characters in all sizes possible. The anime like and colorful decoration will bring you instant happiness.
Louis Vuitton – traditional? Leave it to Murakami to shake things up!
- Chloé van der Wel
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