This object saves designer Kei Kato when there's a fire
"What would you take with you if there was a fire?" I asked different designers. The first is Japanese product designer Kei Kato, who wants to encourage our imagination.
No matter how beautiful they are - furniture fairs are also hectic. Many people, many collections and many questions. Sometimes I have no choice but to be brief. That's why at this year's Salone I only asked one hypothetical question of the designers: "There is a fire in your studio, all the people and animals have been saved. Which of your designs will you take with you?" Now I know which object the creative minds are particularly burning for.
First of all, I asked the designers which object they would like to take with them.
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