Welcome toKyushu miscellaneous society
Welcome toKyushu miscellaneous society

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Kowloon monopoly, built with heart, a chain of living department names. A brand that promotes practical aesthetics was officially launched in 2016, with the concept of practical aesthetics, a global design resource and a global pool of resources to provide assurance* for the community. The kyushu miscellaneous society works to provide a practical, quality, aesthetic space. And in this "walking" space, every object has its own unique touch, which makes people feel useful and useful in their true contact. Touches, the existence of life, are a fast-paced web age, where people eat and use, and all purchases appear to be covered by the network, but no matter how well developed, physical stores are replaced: because it makes things not only visible, but more touching! A pair of shoes doesn't fit the feet, and it's hard to find out; a piece of sterilized clothing, it's comfortable to touch it... The groceries, where the nature of the street is released, bring out the touch of every item, hoping that every consumer will touch, feel, use and use it. In touch, find the need for life. The more loyal to use, the more able to make beautiful things, the less time it begins, the less important it should be for life to solve problems. An increasing number of items, overpacking, exaggerated appearances, gorgeous designs, are at variance with the values that exist and the nature of life. In this era of excess and materialization, we all yearn for a simple, natural and comfortable life. We've asked ourselves repeatedly about the value of being a groceries, and with that in mind, we've started a world groceries trip, where the world's finest groceries have come to find an answer, looking at a groceries of life, and the intentions of the designers behind it, and we've found that the value of groceries should be asked with life: is it practical? "the more loyal to use, the more beautiful things can be made?" and the groceries here are beautiful because they create for life the products that now fill our lives seem to fall into two categories, special, expensive and cheap, poor. The grocery club doesn't belong. The society looks for tolerant materials, methods and forms of production on a global scale. And from "making for life" a value and aesthetics -- practical aesthetics -- to present a variety of things that are supposed to be, an ideal form of life: all things are made for life, not overpacked, no rhetoric, no fancy appearances, just more comfortable materials, more humane designs, more thoughtful expressions, and every thing can be softly integrated into life, become part of life and be what we need。