HAUS | Tokyo

From Venice to Tokyo

HAUS Tokyo is a cultural space rooted in dialogue between Italian craftsmanship and Japanese culture. Inspired by the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, tradition meets transformation and imperfection becomes beauty.

HAUS Tokyo embraces the concept of showcasing art through practice, precision, and elevated craft. It's a hub that bridges tradition with innovation.

High-contrast black and white textured abstract artwork resembling a dark plant or flower silhouette.

Set in the heart of Ginza, the store spread across four levels and 430 sqm. At the entrance, local artist Yu Miyama reimagined our Golden Goose logo through the ideogram for “house” (家), carving a symbol that speaks of shelter, identity, and craft.

Illuminated grid ceiling above long wooden display table at Tokyo Haus location

The architectural concept of HAUS Tokyo reflects a dialogue between Italian design and Japanese aesthetics. The building merges Golden Goose’s identity with local cultural references, creating an environment where tradition leaves space to the new creative scene.

Japanese calligraphy banners displayed vertically on wall at Tokyo Haus location

Modern abstract artwork framed in clear acrylic on wall at Tokyo Haus location

Wooden shelving unit displaying Kokeshi dolls and sneakers at Tokyo Haus location

HAUS Tokyo becomes a hub for connection and cultural exchange, hosting events, workshops, and collaborative projects. Purpose-built areas such as the Library and Listening Room encourage reflection and conversation, establishing HAUS as a living platform for creativity and community.

Ceramic vases and dried flowers displayed near jewelry on wooden table at Tokyo Haus location

Dark narrow hallway leading to framed Venice photograph on textured wall at Tokyo Haus location

Simple wooden chair under spotlight below framed photo in dark alcove at Tokyo Haus location

Concrete staircase featuring Golden Goose Haus promotional posters on lower wall at Tokyo Haus location

Wire mesh display fixtures and clothing racks in industrial minimalist room at Tokyo Haus location

Co-Creation and other personalized services unfold through dedicated spaces, while the Wardrobe and the Bedroom areas invite into a personal and immersive experience. The concept blends functionality with culture, emphasizing craft as an everyday practice.

Architectural wall installation and wooden stool on tatami mats during at Tokyo haus

Haus Tokyo