Design

Born in Saga, Japan in 1967.  After worked under Shiro Kuramata and Issey Miyake, established his own studio, Tokujin Yoshioka Design in 2000. Tokujin has collaborated with various noted companies in and outside Japan such as Hermes, Swarovski and Issey Miyake ...

The Groninger Museum presents the exhibition Material World. Art, design, fashion. It shows work of eight artists, designers and fashion designers in whose work the use of materials as well as the experimental study of materials plays a major role.

This year’s Hi-Macs® Design Contest focused on Urban Furniture, and received over 500 projects in the two categories - Professional and Student – from the most mind-boggling to fabulous avant-garde ideas.

A moulded plastic shell and a series of soft cushions: these are the basic elements of the Husk armchair. A celebration of softness, Husk is the result of a long development process to create a versatile armchair that is both unique in its own right and...

Daisuke Motogi have taken a classic case scenario and turned it into a design solution. No doubt this is a great looking sofa with a very useful function. So let's not complicate things with more unnecessary explanations, instead let's have the designers explain...

Eating objects was a design exploration of food, molecular gastronomy and eating experiences. Using food as a material we created a series of food 'products' that would be constructed by the diner in a restaurant.

The Brickchair was the result of a reaction on a drawing made by James Gulliver Hancock. His handwriting changed the chair once (into a drawing), Pepe Heykoop interpretation changed it again; into bricks. A little evolution. The project is about interpretation and imagination.