Softer Volumes visited KINTO's headquarters in Ebisu, just south of Shibuya in Tokyo, to chat with the product design team and find out more about the brand's collection of everyday objects.
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Intrinsic to Scandinavian design are the principles of minimalism, simplicity, and functionality. When it comes to homewares, there's no shortage of stellar brands who practice these. Softer Volumes has gathered some of the top Scandinavian homewares brands offering furniture pieces and small goods ideal for modern homes.
Softer Volumes caught up with passionate saké Master and Australian-based importer Toshi Maeda to better understand the drink, which is widely known in Japan as Nihonshu (literally translated to mean 'Japanese Liquor').
A conversation with Muuto CEO Anders Cleeman and Design Director Christian Grosen Rasmussen, about the company’s forward-thinking take on design.
The Countryman Hybrid is MINI’s largest electrified model to date, built with plenty of charisma while offering the perfect, environmentally friendly vehicle for urban adventures.
A conversation with ASKET’s co-founder on their approach to design, the challenges they faced as a startup, and how both consumers and brands can be more environmentally-conscious.
Having a concise daily skincare routine that utilises quality products will ensure your skin stays healthy and looking its best. To help make sure your skin is being looked after, here are five Australian skincare brands that you should consider trying out when curating your perfect daily routine.
The Tesla Model X is one of the fastest and most advanced SUVs available today. Its futuristic body design with salient Falcon-Wing doors is striking and only outvied by its jaw-dropping acceleration of 0–100km/h in 2.8 hair-raising seconds.
Do you know how well you’re sleeping? For something that’s been part of our lives since birth, the importance of sleep is quite often taken for granted — yet having a good night’s sleep dictates how your waking life unfolds.
Tracking iconic destinations, both beloved and underrated, Where Architects Sleep dives deep into the buildings that frame these beacons of hospitality.