Caesarstone Announces Collaboration With Renowned Japanese Design Studio Nendo

Dates. January 24 - 27, 2013 Thursday, January 24th - Opening Night Party, 7pm - 11pm Friday, January 25th - Trade Day, 9am - 7pm Saturday, January 26th - Consumer Day, 10am - 7pm Sunday, January 27th - Consumer Day, 10am - 7pm IDS Media Preview Tour. Thursday January 24 ^th, 9am

Location. Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building - 255 Front Street West, Toronto, ON. Central Lounge - Exhibit #1222.



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About Oki Sato and Nendo Oki Sato, who heads the firm Nendo, has been named by Fast Company as one of the brightest talents in a new generation of Japanese minimalist designers. Born in Toronto, Oki graduated with a master's degree in architecture from Waseda University in Tokyo. Nendo was formed in 2002, after an inspiring graduation trip to the Milan Design Furniture Fair, and has since become one of the most prolific design firms in the world.

In Japanese "nendo" means free-form clay, a soft, fluid substance that symbolizes the way the company's founders wanted to work. The goal of Nendo is to reconstitute the everyday by transforming it into something that is easy to understand. Nendo believes there are many small moments of surprise hidden in everyday life, and they want those who encounter their designs to intuitively feel those moments of surprise.

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