Tiffany opened Asia’s largest flagship store, “Tiffany Ginza,” on July 11.
Reflecting the latest design concept of the New York flagship, the building was designed by architect Jun Aoki. The building, notable for its 66-meter height and Tiffany blue color, is adorned with a wave-like flowing glass façade and show windows. The exceptional design, inspired by Louis Comfort Tiffany’s wisteria lamp, features contemporary expressions of nature in collaboration with artist Kimiko Fujimura’s show windows, enhancing the building’s visual impact.
The interior was designed by architect Peter Marino and showcases more than 50 art pieces by global artists, including Japanese artists, along with about 65 pieces from Tiffany’s archives.
The first floor is dedicated to “WORLD OF TIFFANY,” the second floor to “LEGENDARY ICONS & DESIGNERS,” the third floor to “LOVE & ENGAGEMENT,” the fourth floor to “HOME & ACCESSORIES,” and the basement to “GOLD & DIAMOND ICONS.” In August, the “Blue Box Café” will open, offering a dining experience supervised by chef Natsuko Shoji.
Opening hours are from 10:30 AM to 8:30 PM. The store has irregular holidays.
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