Japan exhibition

jumgo creative collaborates with BEN MOO, a traditional custom woodworking brand, on the chǐ (foot) tea room installation in chengdu, china.

Free Standing Exhibits Designer/Firm: Ito Yoshinori, Yogo Shigemi Source: Annual of Space Design in Japan 2003 Displays, Signs & Commercial Space These simple elements allow for subtle change over time, which is an easy and dynamic way to create interest in a exhibit piece.

When Practice Becomes Form: Carpentry Tools from Japan showcases the invisible structures that underlie traditional building.

The art of growing, making, and sipping tea is a centuries-old tradition—one that Kae Cha, a raw tea supplier and tea-maker based in the Mingjian Township in Nantou County, Taiwan, has mastered. To showcase Kae Cha's products and farm-to-table process, the brand collaborated with 3+2 Design Studio to create the “Kae Cha Raw Material Exhibition,” which is part of a larger show in the region.

Art Direction, Graphic Design, Exhibition Design

Japanese studio Nendo is presenting its Colourful Shadows collection of kitchenware on a winding table display at Tokyo's Eye of Gyre gallery

Hida: A Woodwork Tradition in the Making successfully showcases wood's endless possibilities and exquisite Japanese craftsmanship.