I saw Takashi Sato’s products at Stockholm Furniture Fair in February this year, and thought that his coat hanger was one of the best at “Greenhouse”, which is equivalent to “Salone Satellite”. His design reminds me of typical Scandinavian design, which is getting quite popular in Japan in the recent years - Simple, clean, and […]
Probably Tetsuo Shibuya is relatively unknown outside Japan, but I guess many people have seen “Tube Door Stopper” which Tetsuo Shibuya designed for Japanese company “h concept”.
Just like “Tube Door Stopper”, all these products that he exhibited at Salone Satellite in Milan are all colorful and playful. See the description below.
COAT HOOK […]
The US based furniture manufacturer launched their first collection during Milan Design Week. Ross Lovegrove’s “Go” and Yvews Behar’s “Fly” are both very interesting products. (see their products here)
Japanese designer Shin Azumi designed “Halo”. they are minimal, and beautiful set of tables.
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Giving the illusion the table is floating, Halo features a […]
This is my favorite Japanese design at Salone Satelite 2008 in Milan. It uses LED light, and the light indicates the time.
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MILE design project
Design project mile was formed by Bandai Matsuo (acoustic engineer), Kentaro Kai (software engineer) and Kozo Shimoyama (interior designer) while they were still students at the University of Tsukuba. […]
Swarovski’s exhibition in Zona Tortona is always one of the highlights of Milano Salone. I heard some people saying that it is not as good as they expected (I guess everyone has such a high expectation for Swarovski)
This year I thought it was a nice exhibition - especially “Eternal” by Tokujin Yoshioka. All the designers […]
Toshiyuki Kitas is one of the most respected Japanese product designers. Since he has been active both in Milan and Osaka, almost every year you can see his products at Milano Salone in April. He has designed so many important products in the history of design, but probably the most important contribution he has made […]
These chairs designed by Japanese architect Junya Ishigami were shown at Canon’s “NEOREAL” exhibition during Salone del mobile in Milan 2008. Although Canon’s first exhibition in Milan seemed lacking coherence with the mixture of traditional art, fashion, and modern design, these chairs by Junya Ishigami were very appealing to us.
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This is the 4th post on Nendo’s exhibition with Lexus, but I really think that it was one of the best at the fair this year, and it is probably the best among exhibitions related to Japanese design. This is the movie of another room, where the Lexus car was exhibited.
Here are more photos from Nendo’s installation for Lexus during Milano Salone.