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Takayuki Senzaki

Origami Inspired Design



Great article here profiling designer Takayuki Senzaki. Simplicity and beautiful detailing surround the eye-stopping work of this Kyushu-based designer. His work is both bold and delicate, simple and complex. Ornate structures that juxtapose and present in interesting ways.





Senzaki's style is definitely one to watch out for. This is some of the freshest looking stuff we've seen in a while. Would not be surprised to see this designer permeating retail design initiatives here in the US soon. Can almost already visualize Senzaki's work in a Banana Republic, or dare I say Urban Outfitters shortly.

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This entry was posted by cam, on 11/26/2007.