HAKUTEN INTERIOR DESIGN ROOM announced “SALVAGED WORKS,” an initiative to “salvage” traditional techniques that have been disappearing and the latent value of craftsmanship.

HAKUTEN INTERIOR DESIGN ROOM announced its new SALVAGED WORKS project, aimed at reassessing traditional techniques. It said the project will be exhibited at DESIGNART TOKYO 2026, one of Japan’s largest design events.

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HAKUTEN INTERIOR DESIGN ROOM announced SALVAGED WORKS, a new project to “salvage” disappearing traditional techniques and the latent value of craftsmanship. The project gives concrete form to efforts to reassess and pass on traditional techniques.

The company is presenting the project at DESIGNART TOKYO 2026, a major Japanese design and art event. Through the event, the exhibition aims to demonstrate the intersection of traditional techniques and contemporary design.

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Announcement project nameAims to salvage traditional techniques under the project name SALVAGED WORKS

Event where the work will be exhibitedTo exhibit at DESIGNART TOKYO 2026

Event datesScheduled to be unveiled and exhibited during DESIGNART TOKYO 2026

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