AAF | Continuous Talk Event Featuring Shigeki Hattori and Hisae Igarashi (Interior Designers) Gallery
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February 1, 2015

AAF | Continuous Talk Event Featuring Shigeki Hattori and Hisae Igarashi (Interior Designers) Gallery

Shigeki Hattori | HATTORI Shigeki<br>Born in 1970 in Osaka Prefecture. Representative of "graf," creative director, designer. After working for an interior shop and a design company, he founded "graf" in 1998 with friends he met at an interior shop. He is involved in design related to architecture and interiors, as well as branding direction. In recent years, he has also demonstrated his abilities in social activities such as regional revitalization. Professor at the Department of Information Design, Faculty of Art and Design, Kyoto University of Art and Design.
Furniture "TROPE" by Shigeki Hattori, which functions as a tool through the user's ingenuity.
Furniture "TROPE" that functions as a tool through the user's ingenuity.
"Standard Bookstore Abeno" inside the fashion building "Hoop" in Abeno, Osaka, designed by Shigeki Hattori.
"Standard Bookstore Abeno" inside the fashion building "Hoop" in Abeno, Osaka, designed by Shigeki Hattori.
Hisae Igarashi | IGARASHI Hisae<br>Born in Tokyo. Worked at Kuramata Design Office from 1986 to 1991. Established Igarashi Design Studio in 1993. Engaged in commercial space design, as well as product development including installations, furniture, products, and playground equipment for childcare facilities. Her scope of work extends to "clothing, food, housing, and education," and she believes in design for the present era. Juror for the Good Design Award, Professor at Musashino Art University.
Soft play equipment "Soft Dome Slider" designed by Hisae Igarashi. Photo/Nacasa&Partners Inc.
"RF1" inside "Gransta" in Marunouchi, Tokyo, designed by Hisae Igarashi.
"TSUMORI CHISATO Daikanyama" in Daikanyama, Tokyo, designed by Hisae Igarashi.
"LuncH" inside "Laforet Harajuku" in Harajuku, Tokyo, designed by Hisae Igarashi.
"Pho 321 Noodle bar" in Sendagaya, Tokyo, designed by Shigeki Hattori.
"Pho 321 Noodle bar" in Sendagaya, Tokyo, designed by Shigeki Hattori.
A series of vases made of tin, utilizing its properties, designed by Hisae Igarashi. From left: "Fig," "Apple," "Pear."
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AAF | Continuous Talk Event Featuring Shigeki Hattori and Hisae Igarashi (Interior Designers) Gallery

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