Latest articles by Jens H Jensen
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At Kyotographie, photographers are looking onwards and upwards -
Setouchi Aonagi is architect Tadao Ando’s new seven-room retreat -
Can design help us better understand the future?Yosuke Ushigome, the self-styled ‘creative technologist’ and director at design studio Takram on the power of speculative design to make ideas tangible, humanise big data, and encourage healthier behaviours
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Treasure island: two new buildings alight on an art paradise in the Seto Inland Sea -
A new café in Kyoto designed by Thomas Lykke of Copenhagen studio OeO -
MMA crafts Japanese home around a series of boxesWallpaper* Architects’ Directory is our annual round-up of exciting emerging architecture studios. Today, we welcome Japan's MMA Inc to our 2022 list
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Sou Fujimoto judges Wallpaper* Design Awards 2022We chat with Wallpaper* Design Awards 2022 judge Sou Fujimoto about his work in Japan and abroad, and our shortlisted designs and winners
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Yoshio Taniguchi’s new Heisei Chishinkan wing is a minimalist counterpoint to the Kyoto National Museum -
Explore Junya Ishigami's cave-like house and restaurant designJapanese architect Junya Ishigami has completed his impressive, cave-like Home/Restaurant project in his home country's Yamaguchi
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This Hayama house offers a twist on Japanese seaside livingA new house in Hayama by architects Case-Real offers a new take on living in the Japanese seaside town
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It’s a hyggelig affair in the Jens Risom room at Copenhagen’s Hotel Alexandra -
Tobeyaki blues: a new Shiro Ao pottery line, from Japan’s Shikoku island -
Craft work: Mikkeller’s Tokyo beer bar merges Scandinavian and Japanese tastes -
Pass the Baton: Third machiya townhouse ’recycle store’ opens, in Kyoto -
Tune in Tokyo: Diesel celebrates 30 years in Japan -
Hot sheets: paper turns over a new leaf in Tokyo -
Artist and designer Ramdane Touhami on judging the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2017 -
Ken Okuyama makes train travel a true pleasure with Hokuriku Shinkansen -
Naked glory: TNA’s town house is a revealing experiment in transparency -
Waterworld: Hiroshi Sambuichi goes underground in Frederiksberg -
Sou Fujimoto’s brutalist concrete hotel revival transforms MaebashiThe revival of the brutalist concrete Shiroiya Hotel by architect Sou Fujimoto is part of Hitoshi Tanaka's desire to turn an unassuming Japanese city into a design destination
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Immerse yourself in Danish design at the world's first Finn Juhl hotel in Japan -
New Light Pottery’s HQ in Nara, Japan, merges old and new -
London designer Max Lamb takes a shine to the Japanese art of lacquerware
