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The Italian jeweler and lifestyle brand opened its largest store in the world last November in Tokyo's Ginza district. With 10 stories and more than 10,000 sq. ft. (930 sq m), Japan's Bulgari flagship offers much more than its famous jewelry collections. The second floor houses accessories, and the top three floors feature the brand's Il Ristorante Italian restaurant and an Italian-style roof garden. The restaurant spaces were designed by Antonio Citterio, while the exterior architecture and jewel-box-like structure were designed by in-house architects and the Shimizu Corp.
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