Marie Kondo may have kickstarted the trend but you’ve gotta admit, minimalism is here to stay. Say you live and breathe the white + light wood home aesthetic and love your outfits basic – no judgement from us. If so, you’ll be remiss if you don’t swing by MUJI’s limited-time exhibition on Nassim Road.
Happening from now till 27th July 2022 only, A walk in the forest of verbs with “MUJI IS” is a free exhibition featuring a zen, forest-inspired space featuring the brand’s products and ethos.
Image credit: @aikosunnysan
There have been plenty of exhibitions in Singapore from i Light Singapore to Off / On at the National Museum featuring bright neon lights and colourful installations. We love them all, but if what you’re looking for is a calming, zen space to step into after work or over the weekend, look no further than MUJI’s latest exhibit.
Image credit: MUJI Singapore
First held at ATELIER MUJI GINZA in Japan, the exhibition is making its first international debut in Singapore. Enter the pop-up space in Japan Creative Centre to wander among a “forest” of tree-like structures, conceptualised after verbs selected from their “MUJI IS” book.
Image credit: @ateliermuji_ginza
Take a peek into the holes of barebone “trunks” to spot MUJI products ranging from umbrellas and chairs to tissue paper and travel toiletry bags.
Image credit: @hongwen_notowen
At the back of the room, fans can also take a closer look at a satisfyingly organised timeline of the brand’s history, from the 1980s to today.
Image credit: MUJI Singapore
Japan Creative Centre
Image credit: MUJI
We’re always looking for the latest, most exhilarating thing to do but fun activities don’t always need to involve a big expenditure or Vitamin D-permeating day outdoors. Visit A walk in the forest of verbs with “MUJI IS” for a relaxing library-like afternoon that costs zero dollars.
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Cover image adapted from: aikosunnysan, MUJI Singapore, MUJI Singapore
Price: Free
Date: Now until 27th July 2022
Time: Tue-Sat 10am-6pm (Closed on Sundays and Mondays)
Venue: Multi-Purpose Hall, Japan Creative Centre, 4 Nassim Road, Singapore 258372
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