The Philadelphia Museum of Art has launched a retrospective exhibition of designer Naoto Fukasawa, exploring his design ethos alongside his creative process and presenting product designs with models.

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Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA) curator Colin Fanning, who worked closely with Fukasawa on the exhibition, has selected 10 highlights from Naoto Fukasawa: Things in Themselves exclusively for Dezeen.

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speaking in front of an Alessi table setting enhanced with new service wear by Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa with 102-year-old Japanese dyer Samiro Yunoki. The Plissè water boiler by designer ...

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"It's quite... A prolific industrial designer, Naoto Fukasawa's first-ever museum exhibition in the United States is on now at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.