If the hotel is supposed to be an epitome of the city where it is located, why can't it be a vital object that keeps evolving while it breathes in the city's rhythm and people's senses. This question which deviates from ordinary idea was my starting point on this project.
Accordingly, "HOTEL T'POINT" eliminated to fix it's style on the architecture itself, and challenged this paradoxical experiment on each guest rooms by presenting each creator's distinctive personalities. Each guest room that has a strong characteristic like a select shop, and an aggregate of spaces that inspire each other... Hotel connotes profound potential as seen in a big city, a magnetic field, where people get attracted by it's hybrid cultures.

1968 Born in Tottori Japan
1999 MIFUNE DESIGN STUDIO Founded

He works on the design and the designs such as the restaurant, the hair salon, houses, and offices.
The illuminator of "HONOKA" that he designed is exhibited by international trade fair "Salone Internazionale del Mobile , Euroluce 2009 (Fiera Milano,Rho)" held in Milan in Italy. Afterwards, it is announced as a new work by the manufacturer in Italy.

http://www.mifunedesignstudio.com/

How I could design the relaxation of metropolitans? That was the first theme of coordination of "HOTEL T'POINT". However, thinking about how people's sense of value changes as time goes by, there was a contradiction that the theme could no longer be presented with standardized style. One answer that I reached was style without style, and the creativity filtered by keen creators. The experimental life which takes place in packages, which are called guest rooms, is not about simple space design or furniture coordination of surface level, but is remix of cultures. Creativity travels freely, triggered by an urban clock. I believe you will find innovative style of hotel beyond that horizon.

1960 Born in Tottori prefecture
1986 Founded Sageshima Office

Interior coordinator for CF, advertising still.
Also work on styling, and display planning for stores and housings.