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We would like to introduce a case study of creating dry flower interiors at our company. Dokonoma is a decorative plan that composes the tokonoma, a representative item of Japanese space, using dry flowers and textiles. With just a small space, we create an homage to the playful spirit of the Japanese, who have continued to create endless universes in such spaces. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: February 2019 ■Size: Approximately H1000mm × W300mm ■Material: Steel plate, steel column, driftwood ■Flower: Anemone, Muscari, Morselia, Anthurium, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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We would like to introduce a case where we designed and produced pressed flowers for tables at the café "kissa nanaha" in Jiyugaoka. We created pressed flowers representing the spring and summer seasons for table fixtures. Each design encased in glass is unique. We used eucalyptus, basil, cosmos, and carnations. Please feel free to contact us for any interior design inquiries. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: 2020/2 ■Place: kissa nanaha ■Material: Glass ■Flowers: Eucalyptus, Basil, Cosmos, Carnation *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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We would like to introduce a case where we created a custom table with a glass top featuring dried flowers embedded in a wooden surface. The flowers spread out in the limited space seem to breathe freely like living creatures in a miniature garden. As the child wanted to place minerals around the flowers, we designed the table with a bouquet of their mother's favorite pine flowers in the center, leaving space in the four corners. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: June 2019 ■Size: Approximately H750mm × W830mm × D830mm ■Spec: With drawers, glass in the center of the tabletop ■Material: Wood, glass, etc. ■Flower: Pine flowers, eucalyptus, kodemari, sage, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Under the supervision of a kimono designer, we would like to introduce a case of space decoration for the completely invitation-only Japanese-style esthetic salon "No.3 shirokane." The first floor features a floral arrangement space inspired by folding screen paintings, created using an antique chest of drawers as a custom table. The basement floor is based on the store's spatial concept of "deep sea," expressing the image of indigo emerging from the ocean floor and rising, using driftwood and discarded tiles. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: June 2021 ■Place: No.3 shirokane ■Material: Antique Japanese chest, driftwood ■Flowers: Hydrangeas, cockscombs, delphiniums, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Here is a case study of an order received from an individual for the creation of a wall-mounted original interior piece. "Kairizaki" is a service where we take in a withered plant and return it as a dried flower object. Based on the dried epiphytic plant, Platycerium, which had withered, we created a piece inspired by early autumn. [Case Overview] ■ Order: Creation of a wall-mounted original interior piece ■ Base: Dried epiphytic plant, Platycerium ■ Image: Early autumn *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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We would like to introduce a case where we received an order for a blue-gray pot from KINGSMAN TOKYO BARBERSHOP Tamacenter 2nd store. The main theme is a dried flower with the flower language of "beauty" and "creation," expressing the presence of a gentlemanly and dignified man. We used materials such as eucalyptus (fruit), lisianthus, and sansevieria. Please leave the production of original fixtures and interiors to us. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: January 2023 ■Place: KINGSMAN TOKYO BARBERSHOP Tamacenter 2nd store ■Material: Potted plant ■Flowers: Eucalyptus (fruit), lisianthus, sansevieria, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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We would like to introduce a case where we were responsible for the floral arrangement for Dean Fujioka's new song "Teleportation" music video. This song was also used as the ending theme for a weekday morning information program broadcast on the Nippon Television network at 9 AM in August. We used marigolds, dahlias, sunflowers, and more. Please feel free to contact us for any space decoration inquiries. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: 2023/7 ■Place: Dean Fujioka Teleportation MV ■Flowers: Marigolds, dahlias, sunflowers, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Here is a case study of an autumn decoration for the entrance floor of a certain IT company in Minato Ward. The floor decoration and ceiling floral arrangement express an autumn landscape, using seasonal materials such as pampas grass, dahlias, and wheat. Please feel free to contact us when you need office floral arrangements. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: September 2023 ■Place: Entrance floor of a certain IT company in Minato Ward ■Flowers: Autumn materials such as pampas grass, dahlias, and wheat *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Following autumn, we would like to introduce a case where we were commissioned to create winter decorations for the entrance floor of a company in Minato Ward. As we approach the New Year, we express the "thoughts and passions" rising from a winter snow scene with a single flower, and represent the "buds of hope" with crafts made from wood. Additionally, through the MoriBito project of Unichika Trading Co., Ltd., we utilized leftover cotton from Unichika Textile Co., Ltd. and received upcycled crafts from Upcycle Hokkaido. [Case Overview] ■ Date: 2023/12 ■ Place: Entrance floor of a company in Minato Ward ■ Material: Cotton, wood shavings, dried flowers ■ Flowers: Lisianthus, mums, delphiniums, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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We would like to introduce a case where we created "Dokonoma" for the entrance floor of a company in Minato Ward. We reused the plant pots gifted by the client as congratulatory flowers, allowing the pots to be freely rotated to enjoy the preferred view. Additionally, the hanging scroll was made using denim that the client cherished. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: 2023/12 ■Place: Entrance floor of a company in Minato Ward ■Material: Ceramic pots, driftwood, denim (hanging scroll), dried flowers ■Flowers: Lisianthus, pampas grass, delphinium, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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We would like to introduce a case where we were responsible for the floral arrangements for the pop-up exhibition "＃IAmAfraid" commemorating the release of the movie "Bo Is Afraid." The main focus was on the staircase leading to the venue, where we recreated a dense forest to express the "fear" of the unknown and the "curiosity" about what lies ahead. The exhibition features official posters, art pieces, and photo spots that recreate scenes from the film, allowing visitors to fully enjoy the work. [Case Overview] ■Date: 2024/2/9 ■Place: Shibuya Arts / "＃IAmAfraid" Exhibition ■Flowers: Eucalyptus, Pieris, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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We would like to introduce a case where we were commissioned to create wall decorations for the renewal opening of Kokonohana at Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi. At this store, we provide a cozy space reminiscent of a pleasant sunny spot, focusing on "Japanese pasta," along with heartwarming and delightful desserts and drinks. In line with the bright and calm atmosphere of the store, we used green as the main color along with natural materials such as mimosa and salacia fern for the floral arrangements. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: March 2024 ■Place: Kokonohana Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi ■Material: Dried flowers ■Flowers: Andromeda, ferns, mimosa, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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We would like to introduce a case where we decorated the entrance floor of a company in Minato Ward for spring. With the theme of "Spring Attire," we created a space that transforms both body and mind into the new season using upcycled products made from old chests and fabric remnants. We used flowers such as lisianthus, grapevines, cherry blossoms, and roses. Please feel free to contact us when you need office floral arrangements. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: April 2024 ■Place: Entrance floor of a company in Minato Ward ■Material: Discarded vinyl umbrellas, fabric remnants, old chests, dried flowers ■Flowers: Lisianthus, grapevines, cherry blossoms, roses, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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We would like to introduce a case where we decorated the entrance floor of a certain IT company in Minato Ward with autumn decorations. Using a variety of colorful flowers and dried flower products made from hōzuki (Chinese lantern plants), we expressed the rich harvest and the scenery of moon viewing. Additionally, materials such as fabric, tatami mats, and bamboo baskets were also used. Please feel free to contact us when you require space decoration. 【Case Overview】 ■Date: October 2024 ■Place: Entrance floor of a company in Minato Ward ■Material: Dried flowers, fabric, tatami mats, bamboo baskets, etc. ■Flowers: Pampas grass, smoke grass, hōzuki, cockscomb, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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"Aoka" is a project focused on the planning and production of original products such as space decorations and interior items using dried flowers. It also engages in various social issues utilizing dried flowers, as well as the development and provision of upcycling services. By solving and realizing various requests from customers and addressing challenges we identify ourselves, it is our joy and style to expand what can be done with dried flowers. Please feel free to contact us with your inquiries. 【Strengths of Aoka】 ■ Wide range of planning areas ■ One-stop system ■ Commitment to social issues *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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The 'Aokobachi' is a new ornamental planting pot created with dried floral materials. It can be utilized as a new planting item and presentation style in underground spaces with limited planting options or indoor environments with poor sunlight conditions. Additionally, by using dried plants and pots, we propose new value as upcycled products. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries. 【Three Styles】 ■ New creation with your preferred pot ■ Upcycling of dried potted plants ■ Upcycling of discarded plastic pots into art *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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