Can’t catch Tokujin Yoshioka’s installation at the Museum Beyond Museum in Seoul? Relief comes in the form of this video.
Can’t catch Tokujin Yoshioka’s installation at the Museum Beyond Museum in Seoul? Relief comes in the form of this video.
Architect and product designer Masayuki Kurokawa has launched “design-proposal,” a website that aims to bring manufacturers and designers together in developing new creative ideas.
Spoon & Tamago’s Johnny Strategy is in town for a few weeks, and while here he attended Iida’s launch party for its planned 2010 releases.
Presented as part of the “6/1” exhibition at the Taka Ishii Gallery in Kyoto, architect Akihisa Hirata reveals his Tangle Table.

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New from stationery producer Kokuyo is the Mirikeshi, an eraser that includes five edges of various sizes (the numbers represent millimeters), to make it that much more precise when erasing.
A new exhibition at Tokyo Midtown’s Design Hub and Axis Gallery in Roppongi called “Design to Change the World” covers design concepts that seek to offer solutions to third world problems.
Female design duo Luft produces the Concrete Bicycle Rack for the Tenkei Project.
Masahiro Minami designs a snail-like wooden hook called Denden.
Nao Tamura’s Seasons serving plates wins the Salone Satellite Award at this past week’s Milano Salone.