Salone Satellite 2005_ April 2005
Young designers on show
Tonerico (Japan)
The Tokyo based design group presented Memento, a light sculpture designed by Hiroshi Yoneya, Ken Kimizuka and Yumi Masuko.
Memento consists of two cylinders with different sized diameters fitted into each other made of white steel numbers. Light spreads out into the room creating an unusual shadow game. They received the First Prize of the Design Report Award 2005 .
Photography: Nacasa & Partners
Tonerico
6-18-2, Jingumae, Shibuya-ku
Tokyo150-0001
Japan
www.tonerico-inc.com
Young designers on show
Tonerico (Japan)
The Tokyo based design group presented Memento, a light sculpture designed by Hiroshi Yoneya, Ken Kimizuka and Yumi Masuko.
Memento consists of two cylinders with different sized diameters fitted into each other made of white steel numbers. Light spreads out into the room creating an unusual shadow game. They received the First Prize of the Design Report Award 2005 .
Photography: Nacasa & Partners
Tonerico
6-18-2, Jingumae, Shibuya-ku
Tokyo150-0001
Japan
www.tonerico-inc.com
Young designers on show
Big Game (Switzerland)
BKM (Austria)
Claudio + Yeonju (UK)
Cultivate (Netherlands)
Dzil (Germany)
Esteban Roses
Hiroshi Tsunoda
Mixko (Japan)
Modoloco (Italy)
Stokke/Austad (Norway)
Permafrost (Norway)
Progetto25zero1 (Italy)
RSMiranda (Brazil)
Sternform (Germany)
The Swedes (Sweden)
Tonerico (Japan)
Yamaha Design (Japan)
Zero2 (Israel)
Big Game (Switzerland)
BKM (Austria)
Claudio + Yeonju (UK)
Cultivate (Netherlands)
Dzil (Germany)
Esteban Roses
Hiroshi Tsunoda
Mixko (Japan)
Modoloco (Italy)
Stokke/Austad (Norway)
Permafrost (Norway)
Progetto25zero1 (Italy)
RSMiranda (Brazil)
Sternform (Germany)
The Swedes (Sweden)
Tonerico (Japan)
Yamaha Design (Japan)
Zero2 (Israel)