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Suit up

Halsuit, a new retail concept store by Nendo, mimics the typical office environment, making it ideal for buying suits.

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Bag it

Nendo's new ONB. collection of bags takes its name for the Japanese terms for "piggyback".

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Cupnoodle Urushi. Photo: Hiroshi Iwasaki.

Nice for noodles

Nendo's "Cupnoodle Urushi" is a souvenir product that adds new creative value to the packaging of instant "cup" noodles.

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25 + 25

Nendo's solo exhibition at the Axis Gallery in Tokyo, Japan, presents 25 objects and 25 spaces selected from more than 200 projects of the past ten years.

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Easily portable

Nendo's wireless computer mouse and iPhone stand are must-have accessories for the digitally connected.

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Like a shadow

Nendo's new stand for iPhones and iPad resembles the shadow of a single flower in a vase.

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Symbol of creation

Inspired by the cube form, Tokujin Yoshioka has designed a new logo for the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum.

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Able to flip

Now it's a stool, now it's a rocking chair, the Flip series of chairs turn into dual-function seating by simply flipping it.

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Food fight: Shin-ichi Takemura

Shin-ichi Takemura says we should rather be talking about being “creative” than “sustainable" in terms of the environment.

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Earth building

A single-storey house in Japan is built with bricks made using the local soil and magnesium oxide. It explores the use of regional building solutions.

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