Through Food Creation Ayako Suwa pushes culinary boundaries to create the experience of human emotions with food. Read more
Posts in Category ‘Interior & Exhibition Design’
When Art Marries Function: Reversible Destiny Lofts MITAKA – In Memory of Helen Keller
Discover what makes the Reversible Destiny Lofts in Tokyo unique and how two designers make simple apartments into dynamic workplaces. Read more
Groovisions | Chappie App | Exhibition Round-up
A brief round-up of Groovisions Inc. exhibition to celebrate the release of their two upcoming books and and app using their iconic Chappie characters. Read more
Clover House – MAD Architect’s First Project in Japan
The Clover House is a kindergarten that feels like home. Due to limited land area the owner of a local kindergarten decided to renovate his own family house transforming the original private nursery into a fully developed education institution. Read more
Mana Morimoto: Embroidery That Will Rock Your Socks Off
Sapporo-born fiber artist Mana Morimoto continues to perfect her craft, using vibrantly stitched embroidery to create bright and psychedelic visuals that send your mind into a visually-induced acid trip, without all of the nasty side-effects. Read more
Seven Doors: The Curious and Innovative Doors of Nendo
The door is a simple and ingenious design that has remained relatively unchanged for centuries. Perhaps this is what attracted Japanese design studio Nendo to come up with something new when they were tasked with commemorating the 70th anniversary of Japanese manufacturer Abe Kogyo. Read more
Soft Glass Tables by Nendo at Milan Design Week 2015
Japanese design studio Nendo, debuts “soft”, a collection of tainted-glass tables as part of its Nendo Works 2014-2015 exhibition at Milan Design Week 2015. Read more
Narita Airport’s Terminal 3 designed by Party using MUJI furniture
Narita International Airport’s third terminal opened on April 8th 2015, a terminal solely dedicated to LCC (Low Cost Carrier) airlines. It was designed on a low budget philosophy by PARTY using MUJI Furniture. Read more
Cache Cache no Mori: Bringing Design, Families, and French Snacks Together
Japanese illustrator Shunsuke Satake’s recent collaboration event aimed at bringing design, families, and french snacks together. Read more
Shigeru Ban – Rebuilding Lives Through Architecture
Shigeru Ban, perhaps one of Japan’s best-known architects, has a long history of creating human-centred design. Perhaps most fascinating is his use of natural materials. Read more
