For Holiday 2010 Japanese jewelry and accessory brand Jam Home Made presents the Signature Collection, a series of collaborations. As part of the collection they worked with Kazuki Kuraishi, with Masamichi Katayama of Wonderwall and with Masahiko Minami of Bones . The most interesting in the line is for sure the Wonderwall design, combining a leather wallet with an iPhone case.

Check out all three of them after the jump.

Wonderwall will be holding the Archives 01 exhibition, featuring 10 project models of the iconic architects from Tokyo, headed by Masamichi Katayama. Along with the exhibition (opening October 29th at Parco in Tokyo) they will also release their latest book, carrying the same name. Today we get a first look at the book.

Take a further look at the book after the jump.

For the second time Original Fake and Japanese architect firm Wonderwall team up for a t-shirt. This time the tee features a typical “Kaws Text” print on the front. Original Fake will be releasing the t-shirt in two colorways on October 29th.

A more detailed look at the print follows after the jump.

Matching their upcoming toy, Original Fake and Wonderwall also got together on two t-shirts, featuring the two colorways of their toy. The tee will be released on February 6th along with the toys.

More images of the Original Fake x Wonderwall T-Shirts follow after the jump.

Next month the Kaws x Wonderwall vinyl toy will release that we first showcased yesterday. The wall toy, inspired by the Kaws character from a collaborative t-shirt a while back, will come in two colorways.

More detailed images of Kaws x Wonderwall Toy follow after the jump.

Kaws latest vinyl figure sees the renowned artist align with Masamichi Katayam and his architecture firm Wonderwall. The toy, based on a previously released t-shirt, comes in two versions – black/grey/yellow and red/grey/black – and measures in at 22cm tall. Look for these to drop sometime in February 2010.

The second Kaws x Wonderwall Vinyl Figure color follows after the jump.

In their latest episode of Cool Hunting Video, they present the new Nike Flagship store in Harajuku, Tokyo. Furthermore they sat down with architect Masamichi Katayama of Wonderwall, to talk about the design and creation process of the new space. Enjoy!

Japanese architecture firm Wonderwall recently remodeled the A.P.C. Katayama flagship store. For the occasion the two also got together with a collaborative t-shirt, which has now been released at the honeyee.store.

Have a more detailed look at the A.P.C. x Wonderwall T-Shirt afer the jump.

Not only Bape, Colette and Uniqlo have been working with Japanese architect firm Wonderwall on their store build-outs, but also A.P.C. worked with them now for the second time and they have recently completed the Kita-Aoyama store, which we can give you a detailed look at here.

“ The concept behind this second project with A.P.C. located in Kita-Aoyama is a bungalow style house. The terrace-like entrance and façade breaks the conventional formula of retail store spaces where the focus is about the presenter and the viewer. The store is designed to encourage the interaction between the “A.P.C” brand and the “guests”. A calm and soothing environment give the impression of a familiar place that may have already existed for years. This was created by the choices of materials and how they were incorporated in their use.”

A great turn-out and actually for Wonderwall a bit of a change, as their usual interiors are more modern and much colder. The contrary is true here – a warm and relaxed atmosphere.

Take a detailed look inside the new A.P.C. Kita-Aoyama store after the jump.

Yesterday we announced the Original Fake x Wonderall t-shirt already, celebrating the release of the latest book on the work of Wonderwall architects by Frame: Wonderwall Masamichi Katayama Projects N°2.

The t-shirt will be available at Colette and is now already available in the Wonderwall online store for the Japanese market. The Loopwheeler t-shirts are also available, so only the Bape collaboration is still coming.

The t-shirt features a Kaws character on the front, Wonderwall and Original Fake logos on the back, and the Kaws cross eyes embroidery on the sleeve.

More detailed images follow after the jump.