I Don't Have Any Furniture Of Mine

In Japan, Australia, And England There Is Such A Strong Youth Culture.

I Was Much More Interested In Making Things Than In Designing Them.

One Of The Best Things I Ever Did Was To Train In A Practical Skill. I Love Computers And They've Become Such A Part Of Life, Especially To The World Of Design. But It's Important To Understand That They Are A Tool, As Much As A Hammer Or A Saw Is A Tool. Computers Don't Help You Design. There Needs To Be More Emphasis On Training Young Designers In How To Build Things. A Good Writer Needs A Good Vocabulary. A Good Designer Needs To Understand His Materials And Processes. You Can't, As A Successful Designer, Pretend To Get Any Respect If You Don't Know How Things Are Made.

Then I Started To Do Furniture And Interiors For A Friend And Just To Get Stuff In A Magazine, And Then Slowly Started To Build Up And Started To Doing Exhibitions.

So If I Want To Buy A Light In A Shop And I Don't Find A Light That I Like, I Think To Myself What Would I Like? What Would I Like To Buy? Then I Started To Imagine And Design It For Myself A Lot Of The Time.