Monday, August 22, 2016

MAKIÉ HOME Sewing Class




裁縫ワークショップのご案内

MAKIÉのオーナー兼デザイナー、MAKIE YAHAGIと簡単なバッグを作るワークショップを開催いたします。
当日はMAKIÉで使っている布地、ボタン、リボン、パーツ等の販売コーナーもございます。

裁縫がお好きな方はもちろん、初めての方も是非この機会にご参加下さい!



【日時】 8月27日(土)11時(子供クラス)       
     8月28日(日)11時(子供クラス)& 15時(大人クラス)
     クラスの時間は約2時間です。
              ※ 8月27日の大人クラスは定員に達しました。
              ※ 大人の方でも子供クラスの時間にご参加いただけます。お気軽に店頭までご相談ください。

【費用】 10,000円(税込)
     布地、ヒモ、MAKIÉセレクトの裁縫セットなどワークショップに必要な備品全てが含まれます。
     裁縫セットはワークショップ後お持ち帰り頂けます。 

【定員】 各クラス10名
     子供クラスの対象年齢は6歳以上となります。
     座席の都合上、保護者の方が同伴される場合は事前にお知らせ下さい。

【場所】 MAKIÉ HOME 東京都渋谷区猿楽町29-10 ヒルサイドテラスC-16

【お問合せ】 MAKIÉ HOME 03-6416-1989 / inquiry@makiehome.com
               
【お申込方法】 inquiry@makiehome.comまで下記の情報をお知らせ下さい。
        MAKIÉ HOMEからの返信にて予約確定となります。
         ・タイトル:ワークショップ 参加希望
         ・お名前、ふりがな
         ・電話番号
         ・emailアドレス(inquiry@makiehome.comからのメールを受信できるよう設定をお願いします。)
         ・ご希望クラスの日程、時間

Wednesday, April 27, 2016

WHITE & BLUE Exhibition at MAKIÉ Home


The curated collection of beautiful pieces include Venetian Glass, American Vintage Fabric, French Pottery, Japanese Indigo Fabric, and Japanese Traditional Paper etc.  Also we show our kid's collection.
If you are interested in White & Blue Exhibition curated pieces, please email us. We take an email order.














Please send email with pictures.  We inform you product and shipping detail etc.
inquiry@makiehome.com

Exhibition Schedule
4/27 (Wednesday) - 5/5 (Thursday)
Monday to Friday 10:30am to 6:30pm
Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 11am to 6:30pm
29-10 Sarugakucho, Hillside Terrace C-16 Shibuya Tokyo 153-0033
+81 03 6416 1989


Tuesday, April 5, 2016

シロとアオ

生活の中に溶け込むシロとアオ。色々な国から集められた
シロいもの、アオいものを紹介致します。
この機会に是非お楽しみ下さい。





シロとアオ 

展示スケジュール

4/27-5/5
MAKIÉ Home
150-0033 東京都渋谷区猿楽町
ヒルサイドテラスc-16
makiehome.com

in the middle of May
PLAIN GOODS / MAKIÉ in Store Shop
1 New Preston Hill Rd,
New Preston CT 06777

Tuesday, March 8, 2016

MAKIÉ Home is featured in REMODELISTA

To be filed under: You can go home again. Designer Makié Yahagi of Makié, in NYC’s SoHo, one of our favorite under-the-radar retailers, recently headed back to Tokyo to open an outpost. In New York, her focus has been on charmingly old-school kids’ clothes, with a smattering of adult sizes and a small collection of linens and kitchen items. The new shop, we’re happy to report, is devoted to housewares and the full Makié lifestyle. MAKIÉ Home opens on October, 2014.
Quote from Remodelista's post October 28, 2014. Read the original article at Remodelista.

Above: The goods at Makié Home, in Shibuya, include Makié’s designs and her discoveries from her travels, from Japanese baskets to made-in-Pennsylvania brooms: “For years I’ve been wanting to introduce to my own country my favorite hunting finds.” The shop opened just two weeks ago.

Above: Offerings include a Makié pillow made from vintage French ticking, Tampico’s linen totes with leather handles, and rabbit fur and merino wool fedoras handmade in France. The outsized white tote is by Khadi & Co.

Above: The store is located in Daikanyama Hillside Terrace, a mixed-use complex designed by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Fumihiko Maki starting in the late 1960s (and continuing on and off for the next 25 years). The compound includes a traditional tea house visible from the store.

Above: There are also big-picture views of the shop’s lush surroundings. All the fittings, including the trestle tables, were custom made.

Above: Lava-like bowls by French ceramic artist Genevieve Chevallier who has an atelier in Paris. “Her inspiration comes from nature–mountains, sun, ocean, air,” says Makié. “She’s been making and teaching pottery for over 30 years. Her pieces are my favorites in my store.”

Above: Chevallier’s bowls are handy for all kinds of things–Makié also uses them as planters and votive candleholders.

Above: In addition to housewares, Makié’s signature fashions are on offer in adult sizes. For Makié’s many devotees, it’s a thrill to see her expanding her universe.

Above: A folding chair made from antique German grain-sack fabric by artist Yoneyama of Okayama, Japan.

Above: For more details, go to Makié Home. Also see our post Makié Clothier on Thompson Street, and find many of the housewares, accessories, and clothes available online at Makié New York.