The interior designing of a fashion boutique.

This shop consists of four blocks: three men’s and one ladies’, and each block is furnished with a carpet in its own corporate color, so that customers can recognize each block by its color.  The four colors are neatly fit into the auxiliary lines drawn on the bias from the center of the post and change the division number and texture freewheelingly, which adds to the fun of choosing your kind of clothes. 

The octagonal post, a metaphor of a scale of Wakasa tilefish, “guji,” after which the shop was named, looks different depending on the angle from which it is viewed and gives a personality to the whole floor.

The shop is in a shopping mall which is expanding its floors every year.  The design of the shop, which combines the philosophy of “Guji” and the characteristics of its location in the mall, will never get old but stay forever.