A design studio founded in London in 2022 by Kenta Akasaki and Astrid Vanhuyse.

A Tokyo-based industrial designer informed by "Narrative Minimalism," Iwamatsu explores how to imbue products with a poetic presence while maintaining functionality, minimalist forms, and clear structures.

A product designer based in Tokyo and Copenhagen. Engaged in the design and direction of everyday items, interior accessories, furniture, and more.

Completed the Master’s program in Design at the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts. Focusing on the individuality latent within the mass-produced urban landscapes, Kanamori creates sculptural and installation works which draw from everyday furniture and buildings.

Exploring the relationship between furniture and space through architectural thinking. Working across scales, she carefully considers materials, structure, form, and placement, seeking to create objects with a refined, honest, possessing a quiet strength.

After working at Nippon Design Center and Hara Design Institute, Kawanami established his own practice. He engages in cross-disciplinary direction and design, from two-dimensional, and three-dimensional works, to interiors.

We pursue the creation of sustainable value for daily life and work environments through material, product, and spatial design.

Yokota engage in various product design projects, exploring inherent and new values through unconventional perspectives and approaches that challenge preconceived ideas.

Based in Kyoto, studio monoya operates across two interconnected paths: as a retail outlet and as a design studio. The shop presents objects intuitively collected and arranged in space, independent of origin or intended function, offering fresh new ways of interpretation. The design studio, drawing from this sensibility of collection and curation, also explores fresh relationships between objects and space, through design and direction, continually questioning the discourse of their interactions.

Currently enrolled in the Integrated Design program within the Department of Design, Graduate School of Art and Design at Tama Art University. A recipient of the KUMA Foundation’s 9th and 10th term grants and the Taiju Sasaki Scholarship, Takayama was also the winner of Design Tide Class of 2025.

Tatsuno’s strength lies in identifying and making visible the potential inherent within things. Working primarily in product design, she is active across a broad range of fields, including creative direction and art.

After studying at the Design Academy Eindhoven in the Netherlands, where he immersed himself in conceptual design, Terayama returned to Japan to practice in the fields of art and design.

An artist unit formed by balloon artist Rie Hosokai, and art director and graphic designer Takashi Kawada.

Designer and maker. In 2024, she founded anypress, a design studio which also does the occasional handyman job.

Product designer, born in 1999; graduate of Musashino Art University, founder of the design collective "tog." Previously worked in manufacturing design firms, she is currently active as both an independent designer and corporate design consultant.

Yokozeki is a product designer and creative director working internationally, across a wide range of projects including furniture, home appliances, and everyday objects. His AIZOME chair is represented in the permanent collection of the Vitra Design Museum.