Giving Shape to Value for Professionals
Pursuit of Design and Functionality
Work and manners that stylists and doctors take for granted.
Ideas are born from questioning that “obvious”.
Dropping the idea into shape. The accumulation of them
We live in our products.
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TOSHIYUKI KITA
In 1969, he started his production activities in Milan, Italy and Japan. Active internationally as an environmental and industrial designer, creating hit products such as furniture, home appliances, robots, and household goods from European and Japanese manufacturers. His works are collected by MOMA and other museums around the world. I am in charge of many design series for TAKARA BELMONT hairdressing and beauty products, including KITA Ergo and KITA FLORE.
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MASAMICHI KATAYAMA
Established Wonderwall in 2000. Also involved in architectural design direction and product design. Free ideas that clearly embody the client's concept, a sense of balance that incorporates modern elements while paying respect to tradition and style, and the ability to construct designs are highly evaluated both in Japan and overseas. A group has been commercialized as the LIM Series.
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n e n d o
A design office headed by Mr. Oki Sato, one of Japan's leading designers who presents numerous works from famous brands around the world. Established offices in Tokyo in 2002 and Milan in 2005. Active in a wide range of genres, including products, spaces, and video. At TWBC 2016, we announced the shop concept "3/30" that allows you to maintain your favorite hairstyle by providing an environment that enables regular maintenance for 30 minutes every 3 weeks.
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SATOSHI YAGIOKA
Representative of hair salon "DaB". A versatile person involved in product design as well as a top stylist. Based on the special space of his own salon, which has multiple stores, he produces many TAKARA BELMONT salon furniture products.
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Journal Standard Furniture JSF
Collaboration with "journal standard Furniture", which continues to develop its own worldview incorporating fashion elements. The new Brooklyn style, where good old design and modern sensibility coexist, is creating a new trend in the salon scene.
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HALO
"HALO" is a product that inherits the traditions and techniques of good old Europe and fuses them with modern design. Since its establishment in the United Kingdom in 1976, it has created a series of novel vintage styles with unique ideas and superior technology, and has shocked the world. We spend a huge amount of time to create our own carefully selected materials, and we are raising the reproduction (reproduct) of traditional furniture to the current level of art.
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Ross Lovegrove
Born in England in 1958. He has produced many works that are both primitive and at the same time splattered with the peculiar individuality of futuristic objects. Characterized by ethical and eco-friendly design, the streetlights and solar trees devised for Artemide are prominent works. Many of his works are in the permanent collections of famous museums around the world.
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Philippe Starck
Born in France in 1949. Responsible for a wide range of designs including interiors, furniture, architecture, televisions and clocks. The name has become known worldwide due to its work on the apartment "Bin Douche" club of the late French President Mitterrand, "Cafe Coste" in Paris, and "Asahi Beer Headquarters" in Tokyo.
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Stefano Giovannoni
Born in Italy in 1954. As an architect and designer, he studied under Buti at the University of Florence. After working as a lecturer at the Domus Academy and a workshop at the Royal College of Art in London, he established KING-KONG with Guido Venturini in 1989. Based in Milan, he is involved in the design of "Cassina", "Alessi", "Floss" and "Fiat".