category about us.

Illustrator Yousuke Kinoshita

I created the website of illustrator Yosuke Kinoshita. It is a site that makes it easy to create relationships and order illustrations while feeling the unique world view in the daily extension, which is somewhere surreal but catchy. To attract effective customers, we seek short delivery times ...

ARTE -flower/others-

I created an ARTE-flower&others website that proposes a life with flowers. The theme is “Enjoy your everyday life together with natural art. An e-commerce site where you can suggest such fun.” It seems like you’re looking at the diary written down by the owner of a flower shop, blooming on the roadside!

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Studio Unbuilt [STUDIO UNBUILT] | Architectural Design Request/Order Site" is a crowdsourcing site specializing in architectural design. We are constructing systems for crowdsourcing sites.

NIJIBOX Co., Ltd.

We have created a corporate site for Nijibox Inc., an Internet “manufacturing” company that is inspired by the gradation of rainbows originating from its name based on the concept of “online media that conveys excitement”.

Kurumido Publishing | A Publisher Born from a Café

I created an e-commerce site for the cafe-born publishing company, Curmide Publishing. It takes time and carefully to create a walmide publication book that shows the publisher’s philosophy of “I want to be soil” as well as the world view of works that express both light and shadow.

Kentaro Kumon

Photographer Kentaro Kumon has created a website for his work. It's a long-running theme, symbolized by the phrase "revealing in life" rather than "traveling". Film strips are used to show off their work on top pages.

atelier nae

We created the website of atelier nae, a wedding dress brand centered on tailor-made dresses. The concept is to create dresses that have their own personalities together with the theme “I wear everything I love and value”.

Chaussette Architecture

We created a website for the Shoset Architectural Design Office, an architectural design office that designs single-family buildings and renovations of secondhand condominiums. For those who have the values to value living in Nordic countries, we designed this “house building that feels happy just because you are there”.

We were featured on greenz.jp, a web magazine sharing ideas for creating the future we want

Greenz.jp, a web magazine that shares tips on how to create the future we want, took us through our work. Here's what it looks like 50 years from now: What is an ordinary company? Nonstacafe editor/writer, sometimes pictured.

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The first "Think at the Root of Minimal Design" on Web Design, which is considered by non-standard world. In the second "Cross that exists in Japanese culture tradition," this view of design is shadowed ...

We will be appearing on the radio

Takasaki will appear on “Tokyo Wessey,” a program that aims to make the city happy at FM Tachikawano broadcast from 17:00 (Sat) on 1/19. In this section introducing unique people who are doing activities, I will talk about Nonsta’s past, present and future!

Once and Coworkscape: Service closure and open-source release

non-standard world Inc. (located in Shinjuku, Tokyo; Kenji Takasaki, Representative Director & CEO; hereinafter: Nonsta) is pleased to announce that the following web services will be terminated on Monday, January 7, 2013.

zechia : 2013SS COLLECTION

We've added a 2013 SS collection to the Zechia apparel brand website. Since last season, we've changed it so that you can access it on your phone and see our dedicated pages. The theme is "Rilis" and "Kilad."

Nihon no Kadomatsu — Kadomatsu Sales and Online Orders

In 1933, we created an online shop called “Japanese Kadomatsu” which is operated by Tomoyuki Gyoen Geishajo and sells kadomatsu. To convey the authentic handmade kadomatsu of skilled craftsmen using carefully selected materials...

We have opened afod, an online shop for art you can use in everyday life

Today, the non-standard world opened an online shop called afod with the theme of “art that can be used in everyday life.” Afod stands for art for ordinary days and is designed to make people feel comfortable using it on their daily lives...