He moved countries to relearn design. Now, Sho Ota prioritizes his relationship with timber
After working as an industrial designer for years, Sho Ota felt like there was something missing. Now, in his design practice in Eindhoven, he designs in opposition to mass manufacturing, giving materials the time and attention they
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