Search results: #Good Design Award
Good Design Award
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Since 1957, the Good Design Award has recognised design that enriches life and society.
Having recently been awarded the prestigious “G Mark”, the new tokyobike flagship store in Tokyo is currently exhibiting a selection of past award recipients.
Design Icons
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Several prominent Japanese industrial designers emerged in the 20th century, most notably Sori Yanagi. They helped establish Japan as a global design force, blending traditional aesthetics with modern manufacturing during the post-war economic boom.
Toda Design
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Toda Design Research Institute, founded by Toda Koshiro, has been a creative hub for over 30 years. Known for the iconic Alphabet Picture Book ("あいうえおえほん"), which has reached over 800,000 children and won a Good Design Award, the institute reflects his commitment to creativity and craftsmanship.
Design Week
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To coincide with the London Design Festival and as part of the Shoreditch Design Triangle, tokyobike London plays host to an exhibition of design products that have all been awarded the prestigious Good Design Award in Japan (the G-Mark).
Fumie Shibata
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“Good design should feel natural, almost as if it has always existed.”
The work of Fumie Shibata is defined by quiet clarity. Her designs rarely seek attention. Instead, they fit naturally into daily life, thoughtful objects shaped by use, touch, and routine.
Noda Horo
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Founded over 80 years ago in Tochigi, Japan, Noda Horo produces timeless enamelware, handling every step from metal to porcelain.
Sa Sa Sa - Wazarashi Cloth Roll
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Sa-sa-sa means “hassle-free” in Japanese. Their Wazarashi Cloth Roll is a multi-purpose, perforated cloth designed for everyday use around the home , from cooking to cleaning. Wash, reuse, and reduce waste.
Winner of the Good Design Award in Japan in 2020.
Exhibition: Nychair X
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Nychair X is a versatile folding chair first launched over 55 years ago. Its simple, elegant, functional design is rooted in Japanese lifestyle and cultural heritage, where furniture sits lower...