What's the difference between architecture and interior design?

Katayama has ongoing projects worldwide, including "UNIQLO Global Flagship Stores (NY Soho & 5th Ave., Paris, London, Ginza)," "Yoyogi Village," "OZONE (The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong Main Bar)," "NIKE Harajuku," "the SOHO," and "PASS THE BATON."

What inspired you to become a designer? How do you approach projects? While architecture and interior design may seem similar, their project methodologies differ significantly.

This is a wonderful opportunity to hear from Katayama, who works internationally as an interior designer. Everyone is welcome to join, and we look forward to seeing you there.

Masamichi Katayama
Interior designer. Representative of Wonderwall Inc. Professor at Musashino Art University's Department of Scenography, Display and Fashion Design.
Born in Okayama Prefecture in 1966, Katayama founded Wonderwall Inc. in 2000. Led by Masamichi Katayama, Wonderwall is internationally acclaimed for its free-thinking approach to embodying concepts and its balanced integration of contemporary elements while respecting tradition and established styles. Wonderwall's strength lies in sharing a project's vision and constructing spatial concepts for branding, focusing on touching visitors' subconscious minds to create their environment.
He began his career as an interior design firm. Currently, his activities have expanded to include creative direction, architectural design direction, and property development consulting. He has undertaken projects in Japan, Europe, North America, Oceania, and Asia.
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