The Japanese Lifestyle selection of CONFORT
CONFORT is a Japanese magazine that aims to communicate information about architecture and decoration to professionals. For its official MOM selection, CONFORT chose products designed from a new perspective that enrich our lives, which are made of natural materials, rich in texture, or those with carefully crafted details.
CIRCLE WALTZ / Japanese mobile design
This material, which looks like paper, is carbon steel. The thin, high-carbon steel rings display various shapes depending on the locations to which the magnet hangers are attached. The natural shapes created by the gravitational force waltz in the air as if there is no such force. The mobiles are carefully packed and easily secured to the ceiling. Designer : MUTE（Japan） Dimensions: W550mm H670mm Color: Combination of blue, mint green, and yellow / Natural high-carbon steel color
WAGARA Fabric
Traditional patterns used in “KYOTO NISHIJIN” are arranged in a modern style. It is often used to design “KIMONO” and “OBI” in Japan. jacquard weave Warp - Stainless steel Wire, Weft - Copper Wire, Brass, Colored Stainless steel Wire. Weave Width -1200mm, Length - Endless Minimum Order Quantity 1m
MIYAVIE DECORATIVE UNIT
Thin filaments of polyethylene resin are intricately weaved and melt-processed together with enough airspace separating them to deliver the spring-like cushioning that can only be experienced through MIYAVIE. The type of resin, shape, density, weight, and degree of flexibility can all easily be changed to fit its function, whether it be for art, interior design, or furniture. From the materials and techniques used in its production to its longevity and hygienic roperties, every bit of this new material has been created for a lifestyle that did not exist until now.
Posing lamp/\" Make casual adjustments to the light, every day. \ "
You can make adjustments to the light every day, by changing the shape of the base and the hue. The table lamps are sewn together with a single strand, from the base to the shade. Monobrin is a braid that was developed for these lamps. This braid, made of about 80% Japanese paper, has excellent transparency and maintains its shape so that it can be molded into a variety of shapes.
BY TRAY TABLE
A side table to store your half-read book, glasses or cell phone, or a tray to carry a cup of coffee, a glass of wine, or snacks - all in one item. Its functionality allows you to realize that some of our daily movements are useless. Since it can be carried effortlessly, even with one hand, you can easily take it anywhere and you'll always want to keep BY TRAY TABLE close by.
Golden Coloured Silk Kyoto Glass ”SUI Table”
Golden Coloured Silk Kyoto Glass SUI Table Items that Shine Brightly in Your Daily Lives. Add color to your lifestyle. We weaves silk fabrics with the image of 'paradise' in Nishijin, Kyoto. We are a company that has been weaving the gold brocade fabric, Nishijin Kinran, for over 100 years in Nishijin, Kyoto. We propose using Kinran which has a lot of gold color, naturally in your daily life. Please enjoy our silk goods that have been treasured since ancient times in Japan.
CARING / Dressing Vanity
The entire color is in classic blue and the image hints at the mystery of the universe. Blue LED light beautifully permeates, creating a dramatic, yet peacefully fantastic atmosphere. Stereo Bluetooth speakers are embedded in this vanity so that you can listen to your favorite music after connecting to your cellular phone or other device. Enjoy music as a part of a fresh start to your day, or relax with romantic lights and sounds in the evening.
Oriami Mix metallic mesh
ORIAMI is the first metal net in the world that can be folded. Made from a unique material called Fabric Metals*, a free-form wire mesh that can be bent into any material by anyone. Oriami is brought to you by combining the proud Japanese tradition of origami culture and the original technology of ISHIKAWA WIRE NETTING Company. Red mesh/stainless steel/copper) 150mmx150mm (3 sheets)
CONFORT
The first issue of CONFORT magazine was released in 1990 in Japan with the aim of communicating information on architecture and decoration to professionals. It presents materials and design methods while exploring what is essential for the art of living, how to bring comfort to the space around us. It also deals with many traditional Japanese architectures, techniques and materials.
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