Nordic Furniture Design with Wood
Difference between styles: Japanese, Nordic and Scandinavian
A course by José Bermúdez , Industrial Designer
About the video: Difference between styles: Japanese, Nordic and Scandinavian
Overview
“In this lesson I will tell you about the similarities and differences of Japanese and Scandinavian furniture. ”
In this video lesson José Bermúdez addresses the topic: Difference between styles: Japanese, Nordic and Scandinavian, which is part of the Domestika online course: Nordic Furniture Design with Wood. Learn to create timeless and multifunctional objects that connect with people.
Partial transcription of the video
“Style Differences: Japanese, Nordic, and Scandinavian In this lesson, we'll delve into something I love: the differences and similarities between Nordic and Japanese design. Both styles will help you understand the range of materials we'll use in the course and the essence to create your own design. And now, let's see them. JAPANESE DESIGN To set the scene, I want to talk about Japanese design. Japan is a country with ancient traditions. Certainly, the people have elevated every trade into a real profession. A main feature of Japanese people is that they are dedicated to what they do and th...”
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Course summary for: Nordic Furniture Design with Wood
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Category
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Software
KeyShot, Rhino -
Areas
Arts & Crafts, Furniture Design & Making, Industrial Design, Interior Design, Woodworking
José Bermúdez
A course by José Bermúdez
José Bermúdez works as an industrial designer in Mexico City and Colombia and has been designing products, furniture, and interior design projects for more than five years. After living in Sweden and working for studios such as Esrawe, he finally opened his own. In collaboration with other international designers, he creates one-of-a-kind and limited-edition pieces combining the functionality and simplicity of Japanese design with a Nordic aesthetic.
His work has been published on blogs and in magazines across the world and exhibited in some of the most renowned design fairs including Milan Design Week, Wanted Design in New York, Design Week Mexico, MADE Art Fair in Brazil, and the Furniture Exhibition in Nybro, Sweden. According to José, design is a tool for self-expression and storytelling and his pieces evoke deep feelings in his customers.
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