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HOUSE kn by Kochi Architect's Studio

00/00/0000, 00:00 | FUTURE HOUSE NOW
Another Japanese wonder, HOUSE kn by Kochi Architect's Studio. Beautiful [sigh]. The floor plan is very nice and the outdoor space is wonderful.


Nice treatment of parking space too. My pet peeve is nice homes ruined by ugly attached garages and bad driveways. HOUSE kn gets it right.

Via the girl in the green dress. It's a wonderful design blog, so please do click over and take a look. You'll be delighted.

Image credit - Kochi Architect's Studio site.

weekly wrap up

00/00/0000, 00:00 | Design*Sponge


it’s been a great week here at d*s and i’m super excited for next week…because it’s the premier of the d*s and new york public library project! so please tune in on monday at 1pm for the launch of the first episode of our series! i’m so pleased with the results and can’t wait to share it all here. i’m filming the second episode on monday and we have a bonafide design celebrity joining us so stick around on monday to find out who that is! until then, here is a roundup of this week’s highlights. have a wonderful weekend! [above is a beautiful paper cut out from heather moore of skinny laminx. click here for more info]

tokyo design week 08: rie yagura at claska hotel

00/00/0000, 00:00 | designboom weblog, design related news, reviews and previews

yagura uses the handle from a foose ball table as a handle for a wall lamp
image © designboom


this year was the claska hotel's first year participating in design tide tokyo. selected designers were invited to
design guest rooms for the claska as part of the event, including rie yagura. she presented a collection of
furniture designs, focusing on lighting. she takes mundane objects that are significant to her, assembling them in
different ways. through her work she integrates aspects of western culture with her native japanese heritage.


bottles typically used to hold household chemicals or cleaners are now transformed into bases for table lamps
image © designboom



the form of a detergent bottle used as a lamp base
image © designboom



using fabric, rie creates lampshades which look like drooping flowers
image © designboom



delicate fabrics are used as lamp shades
image © designboom


the warm glow from within the fabric lampshade
image © designboom



drawing from the form of a high tension insulator, rie produces indoor lamps
image © designboom



worms of lint-like material are intertwined and pressed together to form a stool
image © designboom


more
rie yagura: http://www.mademoiselle-y.com
claska hotel: http://www.claska.com
design tide tokyo: http://www.designtide.jp