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December 09, 2016
Jonah Takagi chose furniture design, he says, as a middle road between the technical side of architecture and the freedom of sculpture. His cheerful colour schemes and beautiful use of curves mean that his home-ware delicately treads the line between practicality and playfulness.
Mount Fuji is reimagined by veteran designer Masayoshi Nakajo.
Posted on 11 April
Move over, Ikea: Torafu Architects take the flat pack to an inventive new level.
Posted on 12 January