5 Japanese Everyday Designs That Fix Familiar Frustrations
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A notebook that won’t let you move a page. A charging cable that sticks straight into your palm. Keys that disappear between coming home and leaving again. These aren’t dramatic design failures, but they’re the sort of irritations that make an object harder to live with. They’re also useful starting points for designers willing to reconsider a clip, a connector, or the place something belongs when you’re finished using it.
These five Japanese designs focus on those friction points, from handling
These five Japanese designs focus on those friction points, from handling
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