Japanese design genius Sato Da Nendo new work!

Nendo's design is about collecting these moments, putting them into design, and then presenting them to people to reinterpret the everyday. "We want people to visualize these little moments when they see nendo's designs!"

"I like my designs to be simple, but I don't want them to be cold, they also need a bit of humor and friendliness!" Sato Da said.

He has always believed that good design,

can help people live better lives.

So he took his designs to more industries,

and has achieved great success in all of them.

From big things like doors - bookshelves,

to small things like pillows - Rubik's Cubes,

all of which are aesthetically pleasing and practical.

Nendo's Chocolatexture collection for the chocolate brand Maison et Objet is a collection of chocolate shapes with different textures and styles designed to fit the furniture, giving the taste buds a more whimsical touch.

The Laser Wireless Mouse, designed by Dai Sato,

is a scream.

The cool "Flash" laser mouse is made of plural planes, reversing the usual curved design. ...... It is like the delicate art of origami, delicately folded into a shape suitable for holding in the hand; and it is also like taking out a CG drawing from the coarse resolution of a special shape. The result is a unique and unique design that is not just for the iPhone or iPod Touch, but also for the iPad.

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carton + pump cleaner refill containers

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Refillable hand, shampoo and body washes are commonplace these days, but reusing the same containers over and over again can lead to hygiene issues, and the plastic refill bags themselves are not environmentally friendly. To solve this problem, nendo designed a refillable bottle that is both hygienic and reduces plastic waste.

First, the body of the container is a hut-like carton shaped like a milk package, with a squeeze pump that can be inserted directly. In use, the carton can be held with the tip down and secured from the top and bottom by the squeeze pump and square lid.

The squeeze pump can be inserted into the bottom of the carton like a drink straw, ensuring that no liquid spills out of the carton during refills, and because the entire carton is replaced, the new cleaner will not mix with the residue. In addition, the cleaner is collected in the center of the box's "spire", avoiding the need to squeeze it out before it is completely used up.

The top and bottom of the box also spread the pressure of the squeeze pump so that the carton doesn't collapse and prevents the box from getting soft in the restroom environment.

Unlike typical plastic bag packaging,

the carton's boxy shape allows it to be stacked for storage.

UNIVAS Branding and Product Design

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In order to promote the development of college sports, UNIVAS (Japan University Sports Association) was established in Japan, similar to the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association). UNIVAS (Japan University Sports Association) was established in Japan to promote the development of university sports, similar to the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association). UNIVAS provides a wide range of support to students, universities and sports clubs, from organizing sports tournaments and rewarding athletes to setting rules, public relations activities, managing sports facilities and training coaches.

The association's logo is designed to convey a variety of messages,

blending Japanese and Western cultures,

combining tradition and youth.

The trophies and plaques awarded at the end of each school year are made by cutting extruded aluminum rods into the logo pattern

Two sizes of trophies

Peripheral Products

Packaging design for the dessert set for the Hilltop Hotel in Tokyo

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The Hilltop Hotel, remodeled from a 1953 U.S. Armed Forces barracks, opened in Ochanomizu, Tokyo, a year after its renovation. In fact, only 35 rooms were available for use, but the hotel was renowned for its exclusivity and attentive service, and famous literary figures such as Yasunari Kawabata and Yukio Mishima stayed there.Instead of having separate packaging for each product, the Hilltop Hotel decided to redesign the sweets and sell them in gift boxes, all of which would be packaged according to the loose theme of the author's study.

Each strip of paper that wraps around the book has a different number and color to visually distinguish the package contents by their spines when displayed on the shelf.

GLOO range of adhesive stationery branding and product design

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GLOO is a range of adhesive stationery, such as glues and adhesive tapes, designed by nendo for KOKUYO Japan. The new products were developed to address the various aspects of product-related stress that users experience, such as the common question, "Where do I put the lid when I take it off?" Or "Is this shape easy to hold?"

The main body of the product is a matte white color, and the logos and other information are in a small, medium-contrast font, which ensures that the user doesn't notice any unnecessary information when it's sitting on the table.

In addition, the design uses different colors to differentiate features, which is an industry norm, such as gray = standard product, red = sticky product, and light blue = re-stickable. These colors were also used in the package design, and the introductions and illustrations on the packages were made as simple as possible to avoid the over-packaging of the past but still convey the message clearly.

neyuki Dessert Packaging Design

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neyuki was designed for the Flanders Dessert Packaging and Distribution brand from Kushiro City, Hokkaido. Hokkaido is located in the north of Japan and is known for its production of milk and dairy products.

The dessert brand's name "N" is derived from the word "north," and its logo was designed as a minimalist triangle, indicating that the company specializes in desserts made with local ingredients from Hokkaido. The cheesecake is the brand's first product. Opening the box reveals a snowy scene reminiscent of a Hokkaido winter, with the "trees" being uprooted one by one and the tiny cheesecake peeking out from the snowdrifts below.

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Athletia Skincare Flagship Store in Tokyo

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Athletia is a new skincare brand from e'quipe, the company known for its RMK and SUQQU lines.

The brand brings sustainability to every aspect of its products; in addition to using natural ingredients cultivated in a sustainable way, more than 90 percent of its fragrances are made from natural plant oils, more than 90 percent of its glass containers are made from recycled glass, and its plastic containers are made from bio-polyethylene, a material made from cane sugar. The balance between movement and stillness, inner beauty and care for the environment are three of the brand's core values, which are reflected in the interior design of the stores.

Elevation and Interior Design for China Resources Times Square, Shanghai

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The aim of this project was to modernize the Shanghai Times Square building in Pudong. The building consists of 2 underground floors and 9 above ground floors, with a total GFA of approximately 53,200 square meters, accommodating 170 tenants, including fashion stores, lifestyle stores and a variety of restaurants.

The architectural team "straightened" the central passageway on the first floor and relocated the escalators to provide a smoother pathway to the upper floors, improving the consistency of the shopping experience. The reconfigured atrium opens up views from the bottom to the top through subtle changes in traffic flow, drawing customers' attention to the top floors.

% Arabica Kuwait Abu Al Hasaniya Café Interior Design

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% ARABICA Kuwait Abu Al Hasaniya Café is located on the east coast of Kuwait. Kuwait's east coast, it is the new branch of Kyoto's Higashiyama Café, whose interior space has been carefully designed.

The interior space was designed to echo the Arabica brand's design theme and symbolize the quality of its premium products by using crisp white as the base color and highlighting elements of the space with materials such as brass and concrete. The white coffee machine blends into the white background of the space, highlighting the linen bag containing the coffee beans behind the counter and the "map of coffee bean origins" hanging on the wall directly behind the coffee machine.

Marsotto Marble Showroom in Milan

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Located in Milan's Brera district, this project is the showroom for marble manufacturer Marsotto. It makes good use of the ground floor and basement space to display samples of marble furniture, sundries and processed materials.

Although the showroom fa?ade is composed of marble, the joints are in keeping with the existing building exterior, harmonizing and protecting the surroundings. Additionally, because the traffic space across the street from the showroom will soon be greened into a small park, part of the fa?ade has been made into temporary street furniture with soft grooves where people can sit and take a break.

Design of the boutique for the New York fashion brand Theory Jiyugaoka

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Design of the chocolate store BbyB. Ginza

Design of the chocolate store BbyB. strong> ---