
Masanori Umeda’s Unusual Furniture
Tatami floors, zigzag legs and velvet petals furnish Umeda’s domestic world.

Tatami floors, zigzag legs and velvet petals furnish Umeda’s domestic world.
An era when fashion houses extended their identities beyond clothing and into the phones we carried.
General Research’s experiment in pocket excess.

American origins. Japanese signatures.

Rubbish to burn and trains to catch, in settings shaped by Hundertwasser.

Happy victims whose designer collections have outgrown their wardrobes.

A Tokyo hotel commission connected Wright with educators, brewers and architects across Japan.
For Brain Dead, a film can be restored, rescreened and eventually worn.

Behind Kusama’s familiar dots was a more unsettling idea: the disappearance of the self.
A pop identity built through colour, repetition and a measured amount of discomfort.