Claesson Koivisto Rune designs a Japanese hotel that's a pleasing mash-up of Scandinavian and Japanese design sensibilities.
Ivy Ross + Google Hardware’s Design Studio's COMMA presents vignettes of technology incorporated into living spaces at Tokyo DESIGNART '19.
A colorful bubble gum flat in Japan designed by London-based designer Adam Nathaniel Furman speaks in a grammar of pastel pigments.
Who wouldn't want to travel across Japan in the deluxe 10-car Shiki-shima train with 17 private suites and minimalist furnishings.
Designed by 07BEACH for a family in Kyoto city, this house has an open living plan with a tree growing in the middle of it.
Dispersed bases encourage guests to check into different buildings for different experiences, and explore Kyoto while en route.
The Pritzker prize winning architect's Shishi Iwa House boutique hotel integrates timber and paper tubes with Alvar Aalto furniture.
An IoT smart home hidden inside a touch-operated wood panel interface.
Imagine breathing underwater while wearing a lightweight 3D printed garment engineered to pull oxygen from surrounding water.
This show will highlight the best of Japanese and Asian-Pacific design for gifts, handcrafted design, homewares and lifestyle products.
hotel koé in Tokyo isn’t your traditional Japanese hotel.
This eclectic hotel in Tokyo's Akihabara district implements a revenue sharing system that supports the artists who designed the rooms.
A minimalist Tokyo residence on a narrow lot with a gallery on the ground floor and living spaces above.
The Moxy Hotels are redefining traditional hospitality concepts on what it means to travel in Tokyo and Osaka.
The ultimate home karaoke speaker, capable of projecting the lyrics of over 2 million songs on its translucent screen.
