A book of 24 DIY furniture projects with instructions, based on 1950s Japanese designs.
This book presents 24 simple furniture projects for the home based on designs created in the mid-1950s by the Japanese design group KAK, led by architect and industrial designer Akioka Yoshio.
The book includes projects such as a round plywood tea table and a sturdy porch bench, each explained with step-by-step instructions, tools, techniques, difficulty ratings and key design notes, supported by detailed illustrations.
Group monomono is a project team formed in 1970 by Akioka Yoshio, a central figure of the KAK design group, based in Tokyo and known for their role in the revival of woodworking and other handicrafts in Japan.
The industrial design firm KAK was established in 1953 by Akioka Yoshio, Kawa Junnosuke and Kaneko Itaru, each bringing individual strengths to their industrial design practice.
20 x 1.5 x 25.1 cm
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