Just Enough Design

Just Enough DesignA Japanese designer offers a compelling alternative way to engage with our possessions, our history, our environment, and each other. The Japanese phrase "hodo hodo" originates in ancient times. When contemporary designer Taku Satoh applies it to his work, it means "just enough." Hodo hodo design deliberately holds back, leaving room for individuals to engage with objects according to their unique sensibilities. In the midst of a consumerist age,

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Coretta Scott King Book Award

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