AtMa

AtMa moves between retail interiors, installations, window displays and furniture without treating them as separate disciplines. Founded in 2013 by Makoto Suzuki and Ayumi Koyama, the Tokyo studio runs three strands: client work on spaces such as ALLU Shinjuku and the Kamakura House, self-initiated projects that question contemporary social issues, and COM, its own space for showing work and hosting dialogues with artists.

Material research drives the practice, from reclaimed timber in the RECLAIMED FURNITURE series to the found elements of its installations. The results travel: J39.5, developed over several years and shown at Villa Borsani during ALCOVA Milan 2025, was named Design Project of the Year at the Dezeen Awards 2025 and won at the Architecture Hunter Awards, and the studio returned to ALCOVA in 2026 with SUR+PLUS.