Kyoko Asakura Libri

Japan embodies the fascinating cross-section of a country endowed with a rich and varied culture, firmly imbued with traditional knowledge, skill and experience. The book features more than 50 projects of about 20 architectural and design studios from all over Japan, presented and divided into categories such as shops, restaurants, houses, offices, museums etc. Although all the architects and designers being introduced in this book are quite different, their works, amid Japan’s highly competitive and evolved society, share all a quest for practicality and originality.

Minimalism continues to be among the most popular themes in interior design.  Inside Minimalist Interiors explains minimalist concepts and concentrates on private interiors. This guide includes dozens of sophisticated photographs and introductions to each chapter written by leaders of this extraordinary, contemporary design movement. All the examples featured in the book have one thing in they feature the essential, but use the minimal. 

This book shows the progression of Interior Design in China. While the text dwells on the characteristics and sources, the main focus of the books is on current and modern design. Every book is divided to the chapters of private rooms, public buildings as well as hotels and restaurants. Within the chapters all projects are listed in alphabetic order of the designers and architects. Plans will be shown if available. Index with contact information.