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The YKK London Showroom is a unique resource for designers, students and customers based in the heart of Shoreditch at 154 Commercial Street. Visitors are able to get advice from experts, have instant access to YKK’s latest products, catalogues, collections and purchase specialist items and samples directly.
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YKK London Showroom
there are many ribbons hanging on the wall
Zipper Parts
Commercial Street
Cars Luxury
Sports Cars Luxury
Sleek Look
The Endless
On Display
Endless Possibilities
Sports Cars
YKK London Showroom Interior
Around the Showroom we have zippers on display in different groups to show the endless possibilities that can be created with our zipper parts. Kei Kegami who designed the interior made it possible to hide the zippers during events by pulling the cover down from above to give it a sleek look.
a large metal sign that says yyzk on it
The One
London
Logos
Interior Logo
Black And White Style
White Style
In Style
Showroom
YKK London Showroom Interior Logo
The majority of the YKK logos worldwide have a corporate black and white style sign except the one hanging in the Showroom. It keeps in style with the rest of the Showroom interior with an industrial finish.
an empty room with several tables and chairs in the center, including one table that has a glass top on it
Design
Glass
Hanging Shelves
Make It
The Top
Shelves
YKK London Showroom Interior
The Showroom has a versatile design with movable hanging shelves to make room whilst events take place. The top is made from glass to make it possible to display products.
the door handle on an old style wooden cabinet with metal knobs and nails attached to it
Door Handles
Nature
Event Space
Interior Details
Photo And Video
Instagram Photos
YKK London Showroom Interior Details
The interior in the YKK Showroom has been pushed to the limit to create an industrial look. The inspiration behind our interiors brings to mind a metal factory. Inside the Showroom there is a metal structural frame with movable details. The dynamic nature of this design means that the space can be transformed seamlessly from a showroom to an event space in seconds.
a close up view of a lock on a metal door with a chain attached to it
Minimalist Space
Hanging Rack
Visually Pleasing
Hanging Racks
Take That
Personalized Items
YKK London Showroom Interior Details
Every element of the Showroom was designed to be functional and visually pleasing. Just take a look at this hanging rack in our Snap and Button section of the Showroom. The design is very simple, minimalist, space-savvy but at the same time decorative.
a close up view of some metal wires attached to a piece of wood with two holes in the middle
Metal Accents
Small Details
Small Detail
The Roots
Metallic Accents
Things To Come
YKK London Showroom Interior Details
When it comes to design it is all about details. You will not find an element in the space that hasn't been thought through. The Showroom is full of small details and metal accents. The inspiration for the architecture of the showroom goes back to the roots of YKK and the industrial image of the company – founded in 1934; YKK produces not only the individual components but also the machines that make each part of the zipper.
an empty room with several tables and benches in it, including a sign that says yik
Graduation Style
Fashion Week
YKK London Showroom
The showroom was specifically designed with our special activities in mind including student workshops and events - the hanging shelves are moveable to change the shape of the space. Previous events we have held include Graduate Fashion Week party, Morcheeba album launch and Jo Cope exhibition party
an empty room filled with glass cases and metal racks in front of a sign that reads yiki
Kei Kagami
Cinema Date
Industrial Theme
Design Theme
Welding Equipment
A Skeleton
Fashion Designer
YKK London Showroom
The interior of the YKK London Showroom was designed by fashion designer Kei Kagami who has worked with YKK since 1998. Kagami was inspired by YKK’s industrial roots and an industrial theme; imagining a metal factory filled with functional objects only, such as a skeleton frame and welding equipment. Historically the showroom space was a small cinema dating back to 1933. Kagami calls the overall design theme an ‘industrial sanctuary’.
an empty room with many tables and chairs
Showroom Design
The First
Instagram Photo
YKK London Showroom
The YKK London Showroom designed by Kei Kagami opened in 2015. It is the first showroom of its kind within YKK and is a unique resource for designers, students and customers.