Japanese designer Hiroyuki Miyake has created this unusual interior for an ice-cream shop. The whole interior is deliberately characterless, with no color, texture or reflections, so there is nothing between the customers and the happy color in the ice-cream tubs.
Klein Dytham Architecture designed this beautiful outdoor furniture for a cherry blossom party to celebrate the 1st Anniversary of the opening of Tokyo Mid-Town, a major mixed use development in Tokyo.
Curiosity Inc conceived the C-1 house, located in Tokyo, as a design product in which architecture, furnishings and equipment blend into a single program.
Beige Architecture, in collaboration with Proces2, covered the AirSpace Tokyo with a layer of artificial vegetation.
This beautiful house, designed by CASA (Akira Sakamoto Architect & Associates), is located in Shizouka, Tokyo.
Wonderwall designed a restaurant based on a concept of creating an innovative lab for experimenting and inventing curry recipes, the Tokyo Curry Lab.
The Sakura house is a home office for a couple in a residential neighborhood in Meguro, Tokyo. Mount Fuji Architects Studio separate internal and external atmosphere with thin, transparent membranes, creating a sense of freedom and openness.
