10 Questions With Kenzo Takada
After gaining the world’s attention in 1970, with the opening of his namesake brand’s boutique in Paris, Kenzo Takada has taken to the world of arts and design. Originally created by Hans Hopfer in 1971, Takada collaborated with Roche Bobois to redesign the brand’s most iconic ‘Mah Jong sofa’, resulting in it being one of his most impactful endeavors. Using jacquard fabric from his Nogaku Collection, Takada reimagined the piece in three colorways that symbolize morning (asa), afternoon (hiru), and evening (yoru). In addition, he designed a line of cushions, earthenware, side tables, and hand-tufted rugs. The result is a cohesive line of furnishings that blends Takada's expertise in pattern and texture with Roche Bobois's distinctive silhouettes.
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