Yoshiko is dedicated to translating clients’ visions into thoughtfully designed, highly functional spaces. Guided by the principle that “design follows function,” she creates environments that balance comfort, practicality, and purpose. Beyond addressing immediate needs, Yoshiko proactively identifies challenges clients may not yet see, offering forward-thinking solutions that elevate the overall experience.

Known for her meticulous attention to detail and precise execution, she earns trust through her reliable and sincere approach. In project coordination, she ensures seamless collaboration among clients, furniture manufacturers, and installers—adapting flexibly to unexpected changes while keeping projects on track. Her goal is always to exceed client expectations.

Yoshiko began her career after graduating from Aoyama Technical College with a focus on Architecture and Interior Design. She went on to design more than 80 karaoke rooms and cafés for a major Japanese chain, gaining deep experience in crafting immersive, user-focused environments. In 2003, she moved to the United States to study Art and Design Theory, earning a Bachelor of Arts from the City College of New York. She later joined Key International in 2012, contributing to projects through both design and coordination. In 2025, she joined KEY BY DAIZU, specializing in workspace design and project coordination.