This book, "Livre - Japanese Design Since 1945," explores the evolution of Japanese design, emphasizing its roots in craftsmanship, material mastery, and functionality. It highlights how, post-war, Japan maintained its core values while embracing innovation in form, materials, and technology, despite mass production and Western influence.

• Features over 70 profiles based on interviews and analyses.
• Covers iconic and contemporary designers including Naoto Fukasawa, nendo, and Tokujin Yoshioka.
• Showcases a design scene that reinvents objects, bridging high industry and artisanal workshops.

Brand

2181 Page 17 Aps

Style Code

1559884

Colors

white/orange/grey

Listed

January 8, 2026

Model

Livre

Category

Media/Books