Akasaka, Tokyo. Arl Eee akasaka was established in the center of this town where a variety of people come and go and where new culture is always born. It is a space with both strength and sophistication based on industrial design. Located close to Akasaka-mitsuke Station and along Misuji-dori Street, the store invites you to a world where ruggedness and urban sensibility harmonize from the moment you step away from the hustle and bustle of outside.
Steel, concrete and wood are the main elements of the interior, and by intentionally exposing the structure, the texture and aging of the material itself are sublimated into the design. Exposed ceilings and plumbing, matte mortar walls, and stately wood tables and counters. The combination of industrial elements and warm materials creates a place to find peace in the city.
In addition to sofa, table and counter seats, there are private rooms that can accommodate many people, so it can be used flexibly from 2 people to 20 people. Equipped with a 120 inch projector and sound equipment, it can be used for a wide range of purposes from business to events and parties. The fun of using the space is also a major attraction of the experience.
During the day, natural light shines through the walls and steel frames, and at night, indirect lighting and spotlights dramatically bring out the texture of the metal and wood. The expression of the light changes depending on the time of day, creating a rich scene for visitors.
The furniture and decorations emphasize the presence of the material itself. The leather sofa with a vintage feel, the rugged steel chair, and the rough wood tabletop are arranged, but the whole item has a sense of unity, and the iron design is scattered in the details, so that high quality and playfulness coexist.
Arl Eee akasaka proposes an “industrial space close to the city.” Whether it’s a lunchtime moment, a night out with friends, or a special event, the powerful materials and light work like a stage set to create a memorable moment.
A place that echoes ruggedness and sophistication in the heart of the city. I think Arl Eee akasaka will be a new base that reflects the individuality of Akasaka.
