Forget green. Once the only color on the creative minds of the world — from fashion and product design to architecture and packaging — its dominance may soon be usurped.
Today, Tokyo Designers Week, one of the biggest events in the capital’s creative calendar, kicks off with promises of not only a bigger, better fair but also a focus on an altogether different part of the spectrum: blue.
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