Top 10 Japanese designs for lovers of minimal architecture
There’s something about Japanese architecture that instantly soothes your soul, and envelops you in a warm and fuzzy feeling. Maybe it’s the unique minimalism, the…
There’s something about Japanese architecture that instantly soothes your soul, and envelops you in a warm and fuzzy feeling. Maybe it’s the unique minimalism, the…
Designed by Satoshi Saito of SAI Architectural Design Office, the Melt House was the result of a young family asking him to build a home…
It’s easy to take modern products for granted because of the ease of manufacturing and the ubiquity of some materials. Not everything that is new…
Design trends come and go. Some even say they swing back and forth like a pendulum. Office cubicles and room dividers were once deemed impersonal…
It’s too easy to ordinary everyday objects take for granted precisely because they are mundane and common. It is, however, where great product design shines…
Being able to tell the time of day may have been critical to survival in ancient times, but our modern lifestyles have unsurprisingly put a…
The Japanese design philosophy has slowly but surely taken over the world by storm – ever since it was discovered by the rest of us!…
All of us experience distractions at one time or another, sometimes even more than we can actually handle. Some of those distractions come from external…
In an age of sophisticated apps and devices, the simplicity of paper can actually help remind us to think outside the box. There are definitely…
Adobu and Koto Design collaborated to design a prefabricated backyard home with off-grid capabilities, marrying Scandinavian design with sustainability. Based in the English seaside village…
Tsugite is a reusable pencil system that uses a Japanese joinery method called tsugite. Sometimes the most innovative and long-lasting designs are rooted in simplicity…
This collection of Kawaerakes and hand rakes are scaled down from their traditional size to fit desktop Zen gardens. Desktop Zen gardens are like microcosms…