A hub where the creativity of artists from around the world converges: Paper Collective, the poster brand hailing from Copenhagen. This week’s featured designer is Marina Ayashiro. Marina Ayashiro grew up amidst the rich, atmospheric charm of the ancient capital, Kyoto, and is currently based in the vibrant city of Osaka. While she received formal training in graphic design, her expressive style was decisively shaped by her travels across Europe. Immersed in European cityscap

From offices to hotels and commercial facilities: Esaila’s products and zoning proposals transform the "atmosphere" of a space. In architectural and interior design projects, furniture is far more than just a tool for sitting. It serves as a key element in shaping the space—defining its contours and influencing the behavior and psychology of those who visit. In our previous article, we discussed the unique contrast found in the Taiwanese brand "Esaila": a blend of extreme min

A place where the creativity of artists from all over the world comes together. Paper Collective (poster brand) from Copenhagen. This week's designer is [Philippe Lareau]. His work brings more than just visual decoration to a space. It offers the luxury of "serene observation," something we often leave behind in our busy lives. The magic of form found in everyday still life: the pinnacle of minimalism At the heart of Philippe Lareau's creative inspiration lies "everyday objec

Part 1: Home Styling – Breathing Life into Your Walls: The Golden Ratio for Art Based on Spatial Scale "A bare wall feels a bit lonely, yet I’m not sure what to display." "I bought a poster I love, but somehow the balance feels off." These are common interior design dilemmas shared by many people. Art is not merely an accessory; it is an integral part of the space. Harmonizing it with the size of the wall and the scale of the furniture can dramatically transform the atmospher