BRUTUS 2014 September 15 issue "Strong alcohol, alcohol for thinking"

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Brutus Product Design Development Office
14 creators develop products for a new era!
Kohei Nawa x Prism Refrigerator
Kirishima Roland x PC desk
Toyo Ito x Flat Pen
Noriko Inomoto x Vase Lid
Yuichi Higaonna x Fluorescent Chandelier
Yamamoto Moog x Mobile DJ booth
Shigeki Hattori x Shinkansen in-car sales wagon
Tetsuya Nakamura x World's Fastest Clock
Shinichiro Nakahara x Polaroid camera
Kazuhiko Hachiya x Ultralight jet aircraft
Morihiro Hosokawa x Soup bowl
Takashi Murakami x Complicated watch
Nobuo Araki×Architectural parts
Hidekazu Zheng x Fruit Bowl

LOUIS VUITTON 150th anniversary special
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