Danish furniture design brand HAY opened a store in Tokyo, but this store is only used as a temporary store for one year.

To this end, the Tokyo-based schemata Architects designed a mobile furniture system for the store.

Schemata installs a series of pipes. Image source: Masataka Nishi

The pipes are spaced 1.2 meters apart. Image source: Masataka Nishi

Wall panels can be placed anywhere. Image source: Masataka Nishi

On the other hand, for some very heavy items that cannot be lifted manually, such as checkouts, chair display stands, plant boxes, etc., schemata finds ways to move them by hand-cranked cranes.

Mobile checkout counter, photo source: Masataka Nishi

Cafe in the store, photo source: Masataka Nishi

Shop entrance, photo source: Masataka Nishi

Founded in 1998, schemata Architects, founded by jo nagasaka, is located in Tokyo and includes architecture, interiors, and furniture design. Fine Coffee Blue Bottle's interior design in Japanese stores is mostly from the hands of this architectural firm.

（Source: Jjgle.com）