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This interior design experiment in Tokyo successfully merges traditional Japanese design with contemporary influences

Jan 2 2023 by Yanko Design

An extension of the Japanese furniture manufacturer Karimoku, the Karimoku Case Study is carrying out a series of super interesting architectural and interior design experiments. The projects usually include public spaces and residential homes, in collaboration with Japanese architect Keiji Ashizawa and Danish design studio Norm Architects. All the projects share a distinctive identity, with a thread of resonance hanging through them.

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