This page is a tribue to great design...
Here you will find the type of designs that will bring us in to the 21st
century.
For those who are interested by design or simply attracted by new concepts,
the Ora-Īto name is about to become a reference in this field. Especially when
you know that the Eponyme studio was created only in 1998 and that Ito its
initiator is only 21 years old. The myth surrounding Ito is still to be
unvailed as his products have yet to be commercialized under the mysterious
label. This growing success (a marathon of press articles all around the world,
an increasing aura and frequent intrusions in the art world) is the result of an
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The multi-disciplinary Ora-Īto studio has been imagined as a global creation
concept where design, graphic design and interior design projects can be
developped. Among all these activities, the conception of objects and the
developpment of their final look and shape using 3D and computer assisted
imagery is certainly the most important. This line of products, presented under
the Ora-Īto label, and branded as the "first virtual brand", is the best summary
of Ora-Īto's spirit and style.
Read my special
section about ora-ito here.
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THOMSON multimedia's goal is to create appealing products that people will want
to buy, will enjoy using and will want to buy again. Recognizing that technology
alone is not enough to make the difference in today's marketplace, the company
has leveraged the power of design to add value to its brands and products around
the world. Its strategic focus is aims to achieve the right blend of art and
functionality, and encompasses all visual identity elements from hardware
aesthetics to packaging design.
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Design plays a central role in helping THOMSON multimedia develop distinctive
personalities for its brands worldwide, differentiating product lines to
satisfy diverse consumers. This has led to a series of awards in the U.S. and
Europe, including a Corporate Design Distinction Award from ID Magazine, an
accolade given only once before, and the French Janus prize for industrial
design. These and other awards were made not just for good-looking products, but
for the overall coherence of the company's approach to brand identity. |
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