WHAT DESIGN PRINCIPLES/VALUES DO YOU SHARE?
When we create furniture, we always start by looking at the space it will inhabit. I believe this architectural approach adds value in creating a brand where space and furniture are well-connected.
We hope to provide an experience through space and furniture — for the “good life”.
Q&A
My studio, Keiji Ashizawa Design, was established in 2005 and is very much based on the knowledge I gained from former studios.
Since day one, I’ve hoped people would feel inspired by my work.
My designs are naturally derived from the communicative elements between material, production process and structure. I also see the importance of communicating with clients, other professionals and the designers in my studio to share and develop the vision of each project.
After more than two years of communication between Karimoku and my studio, I reckoned there was a lot more to be said about the Karimoku brand — its techniques, quality, craftsmanship, and its people. I believe we can emphasize their profile through design based on our experience and approach, and truly make a change on the furniture scene.
Q&A
My studio, Keiji Ashizawa Design, was established in 2005 and is very much based on the knowledge I gained from former studios.
Since day one, I’ve hoped people would feel inspired by my work.
My designs are naturally derived from the communicative elements between material, production process and structure. I also see the importance of communicating with clients, other professionals and the designers in my studio to share and develop the vision of each project.
After more than two years of communication between Karimoku and my studio, I reckoned there was a lot more to be said about the Karimoku brand — its techniques, quality, craftsmanship, and its people. I believe we can emphasize their profile through design based on our experience and approach, and truly make a change on the furniture scene.
WHAT DESIGN PRINCIPLES/VALUES DO YOU SHARE?
When we create furniture, we always start by looking at the space it will inhabit. I believe this architectural approach adds value in creating a brand where space and furniture are well-connected.
We hope to provide an experience through space and furniture — for the “good life”.
