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Nendo for Camper

Japanese design studio Nendo created a stand which is covered with books. This is created for Spanish shoe brand Camper. This is an exhibition design for Camper at Bread & Butter in Barcelona. via: dezeen.com www.cataci.com / global platform for creatiive people

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Nendo with Lexus part 4 (Milan Design Week-04)

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.

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Nendo with Lexus part 3(Milan Design Week-03)

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Nendo with Lexus part 2 (Milan Design Week-02)

Here are more photos from Nendo’s installation for Lexus during Milano Salone.

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Nendo with Lexus (Milan Design Week-01)

Japanese designer unit Nendo designed “Diamond Chair” for Lexus at Salone Del Mobile 2008, which started on the 16th of April. This is the 4th time that Lexus exhibits in Milan. I have seen all of them since the beginning, but the installation by Nendo is definitely my favorite. When you enter the room, first you see the darkness, and find these beautiful “Diamond Chairs” which are slowly moving as if they are living creatures. The movie is coming soon!

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Kazadokei by Nendo

This is a limited edition of 100. It is designed by Nendo, who is one of the most successful Japanese product design studios. The clocks are produced by “One Percent Products”, where Nendo works as a creative director. Description by Nendo: “The kazadokei is a two-metre-tall clock with a second hand that measures 150cm. As these dimensions might suggest, the clock uses the same kind of mechanism employed in large timepieces for buildings and parks, rather than indoor wall or tabletop ones.When the hands of some faces align, the faces on their slender poles look like a hill of windmills” via: dezeen.com

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Chocholate pensils by Nendo

Dezeen.com writes about “Chocolate pensils by Japanese design group Nendo. Below is the description of the product by Nendo. Chocolate-pencils is a collaboration with patissier Tsujiguchi Hironobu, the mastermind behind popular dessert shops like Mont St. Claire and Le Chocolat de H. Tsujiguchi created a new dessert based on his impression of Nendo after conversations with us, and we designed new tableware for them. We wanted our plates to show off the beauty of meals and desserts like a painting on a canvas. Based on this idea, our “chocolate pencils” come in a number of cocoa blends that vary in intensity, and chocophiles can use the special “pencil sharpener” that … Continue reading

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Cabbage Chair by Nendo

Nendo will exhibit “Cabbage Chair” at 21_21 Design Sight in Tokyo from March 30th to the 6th of July. It is created from a cylinder of pleated paper. Nendo  just slit this by-product paper vertically and created “Cabbage Chair”. This product was created for XXIst Century Man exhibition curated by Issey Miyake. Nendo’s chair will be exhibited together with products by Koutaro Sekiguchi, Yasuhiro Suzuki, Masato Hatanaka, Ben Wilson, Dui Seid, and Issey Miyake.

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NENDO at Milan furniture fair

Japanese Design group NENDO has several plans for this year’s Milan Furniture Fair (Salone Internazionale del Mobile). The first one is the installation for Toyota’s high end brand LEXUS.According to Lexus, the exhibit will feature a ‘dynamic installation exploring the perceptual contradictions of hard crystalline forms interacting with tactile and elastic materials. The resulting fluid unity of lighting, movement and structure is designed to highlight the multi-faceted elements which distinguish Lexus L-finesse design.’ The second one is “Bambi”, a writing desk made from laser-cut sheet metal. Nendo designed this desk for Cappellini. The following is the description of the desk by Cappellini. “The Bambi small table/writing desk has thin edges … Continue reading

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Weekly news roundup

Shivering Bowls by nendo (Dezeen) These delicate bowls by Japanese design studio Nendo are so thin they quiver in the wind (+ movie).Nendo created Shivering Bowls for the KAMA. Sex & Design exhibition at the Triennale Design Museum in Milan. Eight designers were asked to produce a piece that explores the idea of eros, the Greek term for erotic love, and Nendo responded by creating an extremely thin bowl from silicon. Seeing Things | Design Tide Tokyo (Tmagazine/nytimes) Good design and Japan go hand in hand. Simple, thoughtful design is so ubiquitous, in fact, that even a convenience store’s display of bright, graphic doughnut boxes caught my eye. In early … Continue reading

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