FUKUOKA , Japan
by Emi Murata @emiyuto

Introduce yourself, where do you come from and what do you do for a living?

What's your favourite thing about living in Fukuoka?

Where did you go for your last holiday? Tell us about the experience.
What's your favourite season in Fukuoka?


How has Fukuoka changed over the years?


What's on your wishlist for your home?
For interior design, I like to keep simple, Scandinavian and natural looking textures and tones.
Additionally I want to increase my collection of Scandi-style items and to figure out how I can utilise spaces to organise things.


Have you ever sacrificed a design decision
in favour of a more practical option?
in favour of a more practical option?


How do you spend an average Friday night?
What's the advantage of getting a slipcover for your sofa?
It's good for changing atmosphere in a living room, I think. Also, as long as the fabric is durable: washable, and tough, it’s worth to purchase :)




Would you say that you've purchased your dream sofa? Why or why not?
Yes! Even if it isn't exactly a dream sofa, I really like how simple and minimal it is (like Muji). What I also like about my sofa is the fact that it has just two back cushions even though my sofa is three-seater size, meaning there will be less gaps in between and more seating space. Lastly, it's a bonus that it's made with a wooden (oak) frame - brings out a very natural "feel" to it.
