Abstract
- Aston Martin’s first bespoke residence in Asia, positioned in Tokyo’s Omotesandō
- Options embrace automotive gallery, non-public spa, rooftop terrace, and luxurious interiors
- Designed with VIBROA, reflecting Aston Martin’s design ethos past automotive
Aston Martin has revealed N°001 Minami Aoyama, its first custom-designed non-public residence in Asia, positioned in Tokyo’s prestigious Omotesandō neighborhood. Created in partnership with Japanese luxurious developer VIBROA Inc., the four-storey townhouse displays the model’s signature mix of expertise, efficiency and design innovation.
Spanning 724 m² (7,793 ft²), the house includes a sculptural metal staircase, spa terrace, rooftop with Tokyo Tower views and a dramatic automotive gallery that showcases two Aston Martins like artworks. Designed by Aston Martin’s in-house staff, led by Marek Reichman, the residence channels the identical consideration to proportion, materiality and drama because the model’s vehicles.
Inside, the house features a non-public spa, golf simulator, wine cellar and Bowers & Wilkins audio system. Interiors are completed with Molteni&C furnishings, Hinoki wooden spa cladding and black lava stone kitchens. The basement and rooftop create a spatial journey from darkish to mild supplies, symbolizing retreat and renewal.
N°001 Minami Aoyama follows Aston Martin’s international enlargement into actual property, becoming a member of initiatives in Miami and the UAE and marks one other milestone within the model’s progress throughout Japan and Asia.
