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Zen interiors
A selection that transforms living spaces into havens of peace and embodies the balance and simplicity of Japanese design. Each piece reflects an art of living centered on harmony, functionality and the beauty of natural materials. A collection designed to inspire interiors that are both soothing and sophisticated, where every detail reflects a quest for the essential.
Bare Dining Table
A dining table with a bold Iyo blue stone layout. The legs are designed to look like trimmed Iyo blue stone found in nature. The combination of the texture of natural wood and Iyo blue stone creates a dignified atmosphere in the space. It appears in the image.
Cocolan
COCOLAN Yama is a new style of chochin that brings the warmth and healing qualities of nature into everyday life, using traditional Chochin Yame techniques. The series is designed around the theme of Japanese mountains, with soft shapes that mimic the shape of a mountain. Handcrafted one by one by skilled artisans, the soft light blends into the space and adds a soft ambiance to the living room or bedside table. Yama chocolate lanterns harmonize tradition and natural beauty, offering a moment of calm in a busy life.
SUZUSAN LIVING - Fabric decoration
Soft contours and delicate, irregular color gradients and transitions are characteristic of textiles that have been refined using the shibori technique. Because every piece is made exclusively by hand and each crafter leaves their ‘signature’, every single item is completely unique.
Yosegi Combination Table
This is a combination table made of Yosegi (Japanese marquetry) inspired by origami. Yosegi means wound-together wood. Hakone Yosegi was designated as a Japanese traditional craft by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry Features of Yosegi are natural wood colors woven together in geometric patterns.
Moment
This table lamp consists of a series of interconnecting tubes, creating the sensation of time standing still.Standardized pipes have been finished using advanced metalworking techniques. By maximizing the characteristics of stainless steel material, known for its thin yet strong nature, I’ve created a sculptural and floating design. The design, which evokes a sense of time standing still, expresses the durability and recyclability of stainless steel materials. The continuity of the different lengths of the tubes brings a pleasant rhythm to any space.
YOTSUBA
This lighting fixture has an impressive four-leaf pattern spun by ultra-fine fiberglass. The traditional Japanese beauty is sublimated in a modern way, and the design is appealing because it blends in with any interior, regardless of whether it is Japanese or Western. The soft light passing through the double shades reduces glare and brings warmth that envelops the entire space. The shades, carefully crafted by artisans using traditional Japanese weaving techniques, create a special space with a beautiful arc and a four-leaf pattern in the center.
HINOKI PENDULUM CLOCK
A spring-driven pendulum clock from the 1950s and 60s has been reproduced as a quartz clock. The frame is made from thinned cypress wood with beautiful grain, and the dial is made of mermaid paper to recreate the texture of washi paper. The nostalgic design is sure to evoke childhood memories. The moment you take the clock out of the box, you are enveloped in the pleasant scent of cypress, which calms your mind, as if you were taking a walk in the forest. As this wood is susceptible to changes over time, it is also fun to watch the color change over time as this pendulum clock changes.
COPPER ART PANEL / Japan Traditional Craft
Applying the traditional Takaoka-Douki "copper coloring" technique, this art panel is made of copper colored by oxidation. Koji ORII, Master of traditional Crafts, makes the panels, which he emotionally depicts with images of the landscape of Toyama Prefecture in Japan's Hokuriku region, are finished like works of painting, despite being made of copper plates. The beautiful landscapes found in daily life are produced in the new frontier of copper plate art panels. The panels are recommended for creating special spaces such as luxurious spaces or decorations for private residences.
RIM L trays
These simple rectangular trays are a harmonious blend of Akita's two major natural materials, one being cherry bark and the other cedar, the prefectural tree of Akita. Just as the name RIM suggests, the top forms a beautiful contrast between kaba-zaiku (cherry bark) and cedar. Useful for placemats and tea mats.
URCYL
Made from 100% natural raw materials such as URUSHI and wood powder, it is the only material in the world that is as strong as plastic. Patented in EU.URUSHI, a material that has long been used as a finishing material and adhesive in Japan, has been found to have the same chemical structure as plastic when viewed from the perspective of its chemical structure. Our company was the first in the world to successfully germinate and grow URUSHI trees. By cultivating URUSHI trees in collaboration with the government, we have created a scheme that does not rely on oil.
Wa Plate
Add some flair to your dining table with this Japanese cypress serving plate. Adorned with one of Japan's most iconic images, "The Great Wave off Kanagawa", it will undoubtedly bring up a taste of the orient even before tasting the food served on it. Available in two sizes, the Wa Plate can be used for entrees, main courses, or light refreshments. A timeless design from the Land of the Rising Sun.Available sizes:Ｍ：25cm × 18cm × 2.5cmＬ：32cm × 19.5 × 2.5cm
