In Tokyo, opened a new boutique of chocolate and ice cream. Its author Oki Sato and his bureau Nendo came up with the interior, based on the famous cake à tes souhaits !, consisting of different varieties of chocolate and ice cream.

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Having carefully considered the dessert, the designers created a key and most memorable element of the space - striped walls with alternating brown, caramel, beige, white and creamy. Oka Sato and his team have a lot of experience in creating retail outlets: boutiques, showrooms, shops and corners are in their portfolio. Every time the Japanese solve the problem as simply as possible, inventively. They are able to offer business something memorable, slightly Japanese, luxury and at the same time preserve their corporate identity.

The multi-layered wave invented by Nendo rhythmically decreases and straightens. Thanks to this technique, there is no monotony. From the street the boutique space is separated by glass doors. Outdoor tile continues in the boutique light ceramic tiles. Stitches give a grid with a three-dimensional effect. Nendo adhered to a single chocolate range, believing that all the color accents will come with pastries and colorful clothes of customers. Ceiling spots, LED ceiling lights and black metal hubcaps provide sophisticated lighting. The bright counter with glass windows is comfortable and well lit. At the end of the room is a mirror wall, due to which the boutique seems very spacious. Dark ceiling, light floor. All the refrigeration equipment of the boutique is built into one counter. Between the geometric floor and the striped wall, a perfect transition is invented - a mirror plinth.