Max Lamb The Bouroullecs Tajimi Custom Tiles Milan Design Week 2022 Yellowtrace

Tajimi Custom Tiles Debuts at Milan Design Week 2022.

Held in a beautiful industrial space in a former printing factory, Gallery Assab One, Tajimi Custom Tiles made their international debut at Milan Design Week 2022 with one hell of a show. Curated by David Glaettli, the company presented a...
I See All Boutique Osaka Yusuke Seki Japanese Retail Design Photo Takumi Ota Yellowtrace

I SEE ALL Fashion Boutique in Osaka by Yusuke Seki.

Found on the second floor of a ninety-eight-year-old building in Osaka is I SEE ALL. The Japanese Boutique’s interior and furniture designed by Yusuke Seki is a tongue-in-cheek “rebellion against the sleek minimalism often found in...
Sanno Office in Okazaki by Studio Velocity, Japanese Architecture | Yellowtrace

Sanno Office in Okazaki by Studio Velocity.

Studio Velocity has achieved a delicate balance of gravity and tension in their design for Sannouno’s office in Okazaki city, Japan. The studio has topped the open plan, timber structure with an impossibly thin, gravity-defying...
Ace Hotel Kyoto Kengo Kuma Commune Hotel Design Yellowtrace

Ace Hotel Kyoto by Kengo Kuma and Commune.

Ace Hotel Kyoto stands as a homage to the city's rich culture and creative spirit. Designed in partnership by Kengo Kuma and Commune, the project honours Kyoto’s arts and crafts tradition by sensitively bringing together East and West...
Stairway House in Tokyo by Nendo, Japanese Architecture, Photo Takumi Ota / Daici Ano | Yellowtrace

Stairway House in Tokyo by Nendo.

From the outside, nendo’s Stairway House in Tokyo sits like a clean white spaceship in the quiet residential area it landed in. The home’s regular, rectangular grid is intercepted with a monumental angled concrete staircase, the mere...
Melt House Osaka Japan By Sai Studio Yellowtrace

Melt House in Osaka, Japan by SAI Studio.

In order to create a sense of indoor-outdoor living with limited space, SAI Studio split Melt House into a north and south building with a full-height courtyard in between. Placing a roof over the courtyard meant it could still be utilized...