An interview article featuring Futamata has been published in the “Japan Creative Studio Visit” series, a collaborative project between China’s “Juanzong Books” and “Wallpaper China Edition.” The series focuses on visiting 15 Japanese studios in the fields of design, art, publishing, and architecture.

We are pleased to announce the opening of “SUZUKAKE AZABUDAI HILLS“, for which we were in charge of the spatial design. We have updated the works information.

SUZUKAKE AZABUDAI HILLS
Tokyo, Minato City, Toranomon, 5 Chome−9−1
Azabudai Hills Garden PlazaC B1F

(photo: Hiroshi Mizusaki)

“WKM GALLERY”, for which we were in charge of space design, is now open in the Wong Chuk Hang area of Hong Kong.

WKM GALLERY
20/F Coda Designer Building 62 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Hong Kong

(photo: Hiroshi Mizusaki)

We are pleased to announce the reopening of the Aoyama store for jewelry brands ‘LORO’ and ‘1117,’ for which we were in charge of the spatial design. The reopening is November 8th.

LORO / 1117
Diatec Building 1F,3-5-6 Minamiaoyama, Minato-ku, 107-0062

We are pleased to announce that Koichi Futatsumata has been selected as a Winner in the “People/Interior Designer” category of the Design Anthology Award 2023. We would like to thank all of our clients and collaborators for this recognition.

Our new interior project “Aesop Kobe BAL” has been featured by “designboom“. We have updated our publicity information.

We are delighted to announce that our studio has selected as one of the top 5 studios in the “Designer of the Year” category of “FRAME AWARD 2023”. We would like to thank all of our clients and collaborators for this recognition.

We have updated our new project “K Atelier,” a two-story building along the river that has been partially renovated as a studio for artists.

(photo: Hiroshi Mizusaki)

We have updated our new works “Brewery in Yobuko” completed in Yobuko, Saga prefecture in Japan.
A teaser website is also available in advance of the fall opening.

（photo: Hiroshi Mizusaki）

We have updated our new works “AESOP KOBE BAL” completed in Hyogo, Japan.

(Photo: Courtesy of Aesop)