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Fat Witch Bakery Kyoto "Pick-up area"

The first Japanese store of the popular New York brownie shop is located in Kyoto

  • Commercial Spaces
  • The façade makes use of the existing architecture and creates a contrast between the interior and exterior, creating an interesting sight. In particular, high-quality copper was used for the rain gutters.

    The façade makes use of the existing architecture and creates a contrast between the interior and exterior, creating an interesting sight. In particular, high-quality copper was used for the rain gutters.

  • Taking advantage of the wooden frame structure, the lighting wiring also uses traditional insulators, expressing the brand's commitment to quality.

    Taking advantage of the wooden frame structure, the lighting wiring also uses traditional insulators, expressing the brand's commitment to quality.

  • Antiques are woven into the new fixtures, creating a unique presence without giving away the brand's design code.

    Antiques are woven into the new fixtures, creating a unique presence without giving away the brand's design code.

  • The conceptual space makes use of the existing floors and ceilings, and contrasts the plain wood reminiscent of a Kyoto restaurant counter with the heavy Western-style fixtures.

    The conceptual space makes use of the existing floors and ceilings, and contrasts the plain wood reminiscent of a Kyoto restaurant counter with the heavy Western-style fixtures.

  • Fat Witch Bakery Kyoto "Pick-up area"
  • Taking advantage of the wooden frame structure, the lighting wiring also uses traditional insulators, expressing the brand's commitment to quality.
  • Antiques are woven into the new fixtures, creating a unique presence without giving away the brand's design code.
  • The conceptual space makes use of the existing floors and ceilings, and contrasts the plain wood reminiscent of a Kyoto restaurant counter with the heavy Western-style fixtures.

Photo: Nacása & Partners Inc.

About the Project

Overview The popular brownie specialty store, with its flagship store in New York, has opened its first store in Japan. Unlike a regular retail store, this store is primarily for picking up products reserved online or over the phone. The store is a renovated wooden house tucked away in a residential area of Kyoto. Even the scratches left by the countless renovations that have been carried out so far have been treated as part of the store's atmosphere, and the cuteness that is characteristic of the brand has been expressed without completely replacing them.
Issues/Themes The goal was to create an efficient workspace that could be operated by a small number of staff, and one that would allow customers to feel the strong worldview of the brand.
Space Solution/Realization A compact layout was achieved so that staff can perform various tasks with small movements. The atmosphere is also different from the New York flagship store, and the building, furniture and fittings have been carefully styled to create a space that conveys the depth and flexibility of the brand, as if the owner, Ms. Patricia, had enjoyed renovating a house in Kyoto.

Basic Information

Client Ribbon Foods Co., Ltd.
Services Provided Design, Layout, Production, Construction
Project Leads at Tanseisha Direction: Taisuke Uegakiuchi
Design, Layout: Miwa Tachikawa
Project Management: Rei Obuchi
Production, Construction: Hiroshi Kojima
Location Kyoto, Japan
Opening Date June 2016
Website http://www.fatwitch.co.jp
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