Japanese design

Japanese design

Japanese design

Japanese design

Japanese design

Whether traditional or modern, Japanese design is the perfect embodiment of the minimalist aesthetic. On this page, you can discover a wide range of architectural and interior design projects, product designs, apparel collections, and innovative concepts created by Japanese architects and designers. Inspired by ancient traditions or by modern lifestyles, all of these projects showcase an exceptional focus on function and on the exploration of essential forms. Simplicity meets ingenuity in every one of these examples; from the cast iron pans that fit into each other perfectly to the tree house that re-imagines the classic tea house with a whimsical twist.

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Exploring Japandi, Where East Meets West


The Japandi style – Japanese and Scandinavian design cues combined in an exceptionall…

The Ariake Furniture Collect...


Gorgeous furniture created by a team of renowned international designers.
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The Chanoma Japanese Clay Te...


An elegant collection that reimagines traditional Japanese clay teapots with a modern…

Introducing Petari


A Japanese company that produces beautiful, airtight donabe casserole pots for indoor…

The Drip Pod Youbi Coffee Dr...


A portable machine that brings the coffee making experience to any space, including o…

The Hishaku Lamp Series


Minimalist lamps inspired by traditional wood ladles used in Japanese temples.
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ForestBank: Crafting a New M...


Unearthing Nature’s Hidden Tapestry through Innovative Design.
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The Lotus, Flight, and Rim L...


Sculptural lamps and pendant lights that reference nature, aviation lights and tradit…

Introducing the Cottle Leaf ...


A collection of minimalist, hand-stitched clothing made from a blend of organic cotto…

The Asari Chair


An ergonomic office chair that references organic forms in an elegant silhouette.
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