| Shin Azumi (*1965 United Kingdom ) | | AZUMI is the design studio of Shin Azumi and Tomoko Azumi, a Japanese designer, established in London in 1995.  The activity is across product, furniture and space design, and working with a variety of areas of clients including consumer products, furniture, lighting, electronics, audio equipments, space design including interior of shop, restaurant and exhibition..
Shin Azumi and the works won numerous awards in Europe and in Japan.
They are also invited for many exhibitions organised by Design Museum(UK), British Council(UK), Vitra Design Museum (Germany) and so on.
Also works are acquired as permanent collection by Stedelijk Museum (Holland), Crafts Council (UK), Die Neue Sammlung (Germany), etc.
Observation + Distillation
Observation is always the key of development. We try to look at all the phenomena around the project objectively as much as possible, and try to clarify the point to develop the project. On the process of distillate the ideas, the end result is often purified as a simple solution.
Fun + Function
Functionality is the key to make the life of a design last longer. However, we looking at not only physical functionality but also the effect of psychological functionality.
Interactivity + Theatricality
Design is completed when it is used by people. Providing satisfactory interactive quality is a key of the design.
We always try to create a maximum effect with a minimum solution. Website：http://www.shinazumi.com/frameset.html Related Products：http://www.orangeskin.com/designers.php?did=18 | | AZUMI是一家由日本設計師Shin和Tomoko Azumi在倫敦成立的設計公司，所參與的領域包括產品設計、家具設計以及空間設計。 安積伸(Shin Azumi)，1965年出生於日本神戶，1989年日本京都市立藝術大學畢業(BA)，1994年於英國皇家藝術學院(Royal College of Art)完成工業設計學位(MA)，於2005年正式成立其設計公司 “AZUMI”，並將辦公室設置在英國倫敦。
作品以傢俱設計為主，含括空間裝置與動線設計，屢次獲得國際大獎與設計大賞的青睞，其作品已收藏至英國及歐洲等地博物館，如英國Victoria & Albert Museum, Design Museum, British Council, 德國Vitra Design Museum. 荷蘭的Stedelijk Museum以及英國Crafts Council、德國 Die Neue Sammlung 等博物館則長期與他合作開發新作品。 | | Natural development of projects | | Shin Azumi develops projects for products, furniture, lighting design, electronics, restaurant interiors, retail stores, exhibitions. His design is characterized by his careful analysis and observation of phenomena in addition to the distillation, purification and simplification of his final ideas.
He has won awards in Europe and Japan.
He works for many companies including: La Palma, Magis, Guzzini, Desalto, Habitat, Isokon, Authentics, Muji, Biegel. Many of his projects are exhibited in the permanent collections of the Design Museum of London, of the British Council of London and of the Vitra Design Museum in Germany. He is visiting professor at universities of design and architecture.
For Fornasarig he has designed the Dress chair. ＞ http://www.sediefriuli.it/homepage_eng.htm Archinfo - Fornasarig Sedie Friuli http://www.architonic.com/cat/8104350/1 | | Shin Azumi’s designs on Cologne 2007 / Milan 2007 | |   Tulo chair designed for Dietiker (Switzerland) Tulo chair designed for Dietiker (Switzerland) | |   Strings, chair designed for Magis | Imm Cologne 2007 Strings stool designe for Magis, a good example of the new Wireframe Trend | Imm Cologne 2007   Strings, chair designed for Magis | Imm Cologne 2007 | |   Shin Azumi Kai Chair designed for La Palma | Imm Cologne 2007 | |    Trace chair designed for Desalto | Imm Cologne 2007 | |        Stylepark - Desalto: Trace Chair by Shin Azumi Trace armchair designed for Desalto | |    Dress Chair designed for Fornasarig Designboom- milan design week 2007: fornasarig The theme of this chair is 'elegance' and 'formal beauty'. The designer took inspiration from a lady in a cocktail dress, elegantly exposing her shoulder and slim legs. The chair has a wooden back and legs sticking out from the upholstered body, with all the complicated structures hidden under the upholstery | |   Za bench designed for La Palma | Imm Cologne 2007   ZA circle bench designed for La Palma ZA-1 bench designed for La Palma   Low table designed for La Palma | Imm Cologne 2007 | |   Kai barstool designed for Lapalma    Kai barstool designed for Lapalma Kai stacking chair designed for Lapalma    LEM curved wood barstool designed for Lapalma LEM fabric barstool designed for Lapalma   Log stool designed for Lapalma | |  | |
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