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Tom Dixon, known for its innovative style, has been expanding internationally since its conception in 2002, and has finally set up shop in Shibuya. The signature lighting, furniture and so on look like artworks, and the famous 'S Chair' has (deservedly) gotten a spot in the MoMA's permanent collection. In their newly opened shop, check out refined pieces such as the 'wingback chair' and the 'beat light series', or just rummage through the other home accessories – you're sure to find something that'll suit your tastes.
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Transport Omotesando Station (Ginza, Chiyoda, Hanzomon lines), exit B1; Shibuya Station
Telephone 03 5778 3282
Open 11am-7pm / closed Wed
URL www.tomdixon.jp
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