Not My Father's Masking Tape
This is a bit far afield, but as the son of career 3M salesman, I couldn’t resist. A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon this Japanese Web site that sells nothing but masking tape.
As you can see it’s not the standard kraft paper-backed stuff, either. MT, as they call it, is rice paper backed and available in a huge range of colors and patterns. It arrives at your door in some pretty spiffy packaging, as well.
I’m quite fond of the MT shop, too — the minimalist-rustic exterior cleverly clears the palette for the shop’s saturated and boisterous products and decor.
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From the photography prvoedid, one imagines a very personal and private hair dressing experience from the perspective of the client. One can only really, comfortably see ones own reflection, and that of the stylist, given the available window of mirror, rather than the typical mirrored wall in common establishments. For this, they should be commended.One is in perfect agreement with other commentators regarding the final finish, specifically the wood choice. In certain spatial confines, (9th pic from top) it can just be tolerated for its contemporary, urban- detraction from obvious luxurious wealth statement- that is currently so appealing to Japan’s youth. However, for the rather more discerning clientele, and lets be speculative, and honest, this is the demographic of financially disposable 24-35 yr olds this venture is touting for, they expect far more subtle design sophistication.
