Le paravent de l'autre Screen by Driade

Since then he has organised a series of workshops and exhibitions entitled Without Thought, with the collaboration of several designers in the studio, producing numerous publications on the theme. One workshop gave rise to his famous CD player marketed by Muji, which in 2002 won both the German IF Gold award and the British D&AD prize. In April 2003 he also won the prestigious Japanese Mainichi Design Award. For his invitation to New York's Museum of Modern Art, Fukusawa presented the work Personal Skies during the Workspheres exhibition. In September 2003 he established the brand ±0, dedicated to the design of electrical equipment and accessories for interiors, such as the mobile telephone KDDI/au Infobar which won immediate acclaim. He currently sits on Muji's advisory board for high quality design. Naoto Fukasawa has worked with Driade since 2005.

Detailed color: Pear tree
Detailed material: Screen with three wooden panels with pearwood finish, polished cast aluminium legs and clear glass windows/picture-frames

The world’s top designers have created products for the Italian furnishings firm Driade (Patricia Urquiola, Rod Arad, Philippe Starck), but what quenches your thirst for modern design is that Driade is suitable for any situation or style like the Tokyo Armchair or the Zelight Floor Lamp. Driade produces a full range of furniture, furnishings and ceramics, and from the outset (1968) used plastics, rejecting the Bauhaus model and moving design into the modern age with ABS moulding and fiberglass.