The monograph "Shiro Kuramata" offers a comprehensive insight into the work of the influential Japanese designer Shiro Kuramata, who lived from 1934 to 1991. This new edition, published by Phaidon, includes an introductory essay by author Deyan Sudjic and showcases Kuramata's remarkable designs in an appealing, specially designed acrylic slipcase. The two-volume publication is a tribute to Kuramata's creative vision and features a variety of his unique works that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. From the iconic Miss Blanche chair, made of artificial flowers and resin, to his quirky umbrella stand that incorporates a walking stick, this work provides an in-depth analysis and appreciation of Kuramata's influence on modern design. This monograph is an essential work for designers and design enthusiasts who wish to explore the diversity and depth of Kuramata's oeuvre.