Elle Decor Japan – Number 193

Japanese edition of interior and design media Elle Decor

(JAPENESE LANGUAGE ONLY)

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● The Latest Interior Design in the UK
ELLE DECOR Japan features the UK for the first time in 12 years. During this time, the UK has undergone historical upheaval, including Brexit and the death of Queen Elizabeth II, while continuing to evolve while preserving its traditions.
Now, we want to explore the forefront of its design scene. Using four key words—traditional, innovative, regenerated, and new wave—we uncover the current state of London, UK, from the perspective of interior design and design.

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● The Victoria & Albert Museum's new facility is a "visible storage facility."
Since its opening in May 2025, the V&A East Storehouse has been attracting the attention of art and design fans around the world.
What are these groundbreaking systems?

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● The Whiteley, a shining new icon in London, unveils
Projects revitalizing historic buildings into new facilities are on the rise worldwide.
One example is a London department store built over 100 years ago.

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● Art and furniture resonate in a mansion
Large spaces worthy of being called mansions have the capacity to accommodate the immeasurable passion that artists and designers put into their work.
Enjoy the collaboration of art and furniture that highlights the homeowner's individuality, unfolding on the "stage" of refined interiors.

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● Yuta Koseki Searches for Soothing Design: A Balance of Tradition and Innovation, a New Era Reflected by Crafts
In this series, actor Yuta Koseki encounters soothing designs and explores their secrets.
In the fourth installment, we visit NOTA&design, which is creating a new wave in Shigaraki ware from Shiga Prefecture.

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●Textiles bring softness to a space, from curtains and sofa upholstery to cushions and other furniture. We'll introduce you to textiles that can completely change the impression of a room and further enhance your favorite interior style.
Also, look forward to a conversation between Fujio Ishimoto, a former Marimekko designer and internationally active designer, and Akira Minagawa of mina perhonen, two textile designers.

Language: Japanese