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The "Boby Wagon" is a storage furniture that excels in design and functionality, allowing efficient use of all four sides by rotating the body with casters. It features a slide-open tray that rotates 180 degrees with a single push. The deep side pockets have a semicircular cutout, making it easy to access items not only from the front but also from the left side. In addition to winning the SMAU Award (Italy), it has been selected for the permanent collection of MoMA (Museum of Modern Art), and even after 50 years since its design, it is still recognized as a masterpiece of product design. 【Features】 - Two types of trays: a deep tray (70mm) and a shallow tray (40mm) - A flexible box with a detachable shelf - The top surface is divided into three blocks with a 12mm high partition - Designed to prevent items on the top surface from rolling off when the body is rotated - Equipped with five 5cm diameter casters for smooth movement

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The "Boby Wagon" is a storage furniture that excels in design and functionality, allowing efficient use of all four sides by rotating the body equipped with casters. It features a slide-open tray that rotates 180 degrees with a single push. The deep side pockets have a semicircular cutout, making it easy to access items not only from the front but also from the left side. In addition to winning the SMAU Award (Italy), it has been selected for the permanent collection of MoMA (Museum of Modern Art), and even after 50 years since its design, it is still recognized as a masterpiece of product design. 【Features】 - Two types of trays: a deep tray (70mm) and a shallow tray (40mm) - A flexible box with removable shelves - The top surface is divided into three blocks with a 12mm high partition - Designed to prevent items on the top surface from rolling off when the body is rotated - Equipped with five 5cm diameter casters for smooth mobility

• Storage furniture
• Storage

The "Boby Wagon" is a storage furniture that excels in design and functionality, allowing efficient use of all four sides by rotating the body with casters. It features a slide-open tray that rotates 180 degrees with a single push. The deep side pockets have a semicircular cutout, making it easy to access items not only from the front but also from the left side. In addition to winning the SMAU Award (Italy), it has been selected for the permanent collection of MoMA (Museum of Modern Art), and even after 50 years since its design, it is still recognized as a masterpiece of product design. 【Features】 - Two types of trays: a deep tray (70mm) and a shallow tray (40mm) - A flexible box with a removable shelf - The top surface is divided into three blocks with a 12mm high partition - Designed to prevent items from rolling off the top surface when the body is rotated - Equipped with five 5cm diameter casters for smooth movement

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• Storage

This is a minimalist table designed by architect Egon Eiermann for his own studio, born in 1953. In the original model, the crossbar was fixed diagonally, but it has been vertically secured from the floor, and the inner width of the frame is designed to be 220mm wider, making it excellent for use as a dining table for side-by-side or face-to-face seating. ● A frame that balances design and functionality Maintaining the minimalist design concept of simply placing a tabletop on a steel frame devoid of unnecessary decorations, it can now accommodate a wider range of uses than ever before. ● Attention to detail in every aspect The linoleum-finished tabletop, which deepens in character with use, is complemented by solid oak on the sides, showcasing a commitment to detail in its construction. ● Flexible height adjustment feature Height adjustment is possible from 718 to 858mm (in 35mm increments/5 levels). It features a simple mechanism where you just move the movable pipe up and down and insert an L-shaped bracket. It can also be used as a standing table.

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This is a minimalist table designed by architect Egon Eiermann for his own studio, born in 1953. It features a simple structure with a steel frame supporting the tabletop, showcasing a beautiful design that eliminates unnecessary decorations. This table, which reflects Eiermann's attention to detail, is one of the universal masterpieces that does not allow for imitation by other products. In 1995, Richard Lampert acquired the production rights for this table and reissued it with modern specifications that allow for knockdown, while maintaining the original details and quality. The variety of sizes and color options is also one of its attractions. ● Spacious Work Area The tabletop depth is 800mm, providing ample space even when a PC is placed on it. It is also a suitable size for dining. ● Practical User-Centric Options (sold separately) There are dedicated options such as a cable channel for storing wires from computers and a CPU holder for placing devices like computer towers and routers.

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• Office furniture
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In 1960, an innovative chair using Japan's first racket structure (with a slot processing technique) was redesigned by Jo Sakai and presented at the Milan Triennale. The exhibition layout at the Milan Triennale was designed by Junzo Sakakura Architectural Research Institute, and Jo Sakai, who was a member of the institute at the time, was responsible for the furniture design. The organically shaped backrest is inspired by the curve created when a persimmon is cut vertically in half. It pairs exceptionally well with the mushroom base table designed by Jo Sakai, making it an ideal dining chair. You can choose the upholstery from vinyl leather or fabric. The vinyl leather model features a treatment that makes it resistant to stains on the surface, and even if dirt adheres, it is easy to clean, providing a material with anti-soiling properties. It is also resistant to discoloration, ensuring that the color remains vibrant over time. The fabric model is made from a wool blend material, giving it a soft and gentle impression. Additionally, the Triennale model with a two-tone upholstery option features colors selected by Jo Sakai himself.

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The table designed for the International Cultural Center has been reimagined by the designer, Jō Daisaku himself. It features a mushroom-like base inspired by concrete architecture and gently curved tabletops. The size is optimal for use as a dining table, and it pairs exceptionally well with the persimmon chair, which is also designed by Jō Daisaku. The tabletop is not square but rather a rectangular shape with arcs. This form is designed so that the gaze of those seated naturally converges towards the center. It is a beautifully curved table born from Jō Daisaku's commitment to form. Additionally, hardware is installed on the underside of the tabletop to prevent sagging, ensuring long-lasting use.

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This is a lighting design by Pierre Guariche, one of France's representative designers, created in the 1950s. Guariche designed a wide variety of lamps to meet all needs. His lighting, which combines an excellent sense of form with a deep understanding of material processing, including metal, creates an elegant space with its original shapes. The G25 wall lamp diffuses the light flowing from the metal shade that protects the eyes from the light source through a perforated metal reflector, achieving a moderate quality of light. The brass arm is adjustable in length.

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This is a lighting design by Pierre Guariche, one of France's representative designers, created in the 1950s. Guariche designed a wide variety of lamps to meet all needs. His lighting, characterized by an excellent sense of form and a deep understanding of material processing, including metals, creates an elegant space with its original shapes. The G21 floor lamp features a metal shade that protects the eyes from the light source and directs the flow of light. It is available in two colors: white and black. The height of the pole is adjustable, allowing for the optimal lamp height.

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This is a lighting design by Pierre Guariche, one of France's representative designers, created in the 1950s. Guariche designed a wide variety of lamps to meet all needs. His lighting, characterized by an excellent sense of form and a deep intelligence in material processing, including metal, creates elegant spaces with its original shapes. The G24 table lamp features a sculptural design with a circular reflector and a cylindrical shade balanced on a brass support. The metal reflector diffuses light, achieving an appropriate quality of illumination.

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This is a lighting design by Pierre Guariche, one of France's representative designers, created in the 1950s. Guariche designed a wide variety of lamps to meet all needs. His lighting, characterized by an excellent sense of form and a deep understanding of material processing, including metals, creates elegant spaces with its original shapes. The G3 wall lamp diffuses light through a perforated metal reflector, achieving a moderate quality of light. It is available in three colors: white, gray, and black. It is designed to be mounted both vertically and horizontally, allowing for the possibility of combining multiple lamps to decorate a wall.

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This is a lighting design by Pierre Guariche, one of France's representative designers, created in the 1950s. Guariche designed a wide variety of lamps to meet all needs. His lighting, characterized by an excellent sense of form and a deep intelligence in material processing, including metal, creates elegant spaces with its original shapes. The G3 Triple Wall Lamp is a type that is about 50 centimeters longer than the "G3 Wall Lamp." It diffuses light through a perforated metal reflector, achieving a moderate quality of light. It is available in three colors: white, gray, and black. Designed to be mounted both vertically and horizontally, it allows for the decoration of wall surfaces to match the interior.

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This is a lighting design by Pierre Guariche, one of France's representative designers, created in the 1950s. Guariche designed a wide variety of lamps to meet all needs. His lighting, characterized by an excellent sense of form and a deep understanding of material processing, including metal, creates elegant spaces with its original shapes. The G60 table lamp consists of a milky acrylic cover and steel side panels. It emits a soft light through the milky acrylic cover. There is also a variant called 'G61' with a different use of materials. It has been faithfully reproduced by the French lighting manufacturer "Samode Studio," incorporating modern technology while staying true to the original design.

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This is a lighting design by Pierre Guariche, one of France's representative designers, created in the 1950s. Guariche designed a wide variety of lamps to meet all needs. His lighting, characterized by an excellent sense of form and a deep intelligence in material processing, including metal, creates elegant spaces with its original shapes. The G61 table lamp features a distinctive top and side made of a perforated steel plate covered with a milky acrylic cover, along with milky acrylic side panels. It allows you to enjoy soft light through the milky acrylic cover and the regular round light from the steel plate. It has been faithfully reproduced by the French lighting manufacturer "Samode Studio," incorporating modern technology while staying true to the original design.

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This is a folding and stackable side chair designed by Giancarlo Piretti. It features a structure that allows it to fold using only the left and right parts of the seat, which has become a model for modern folding chairs. This functional and beautifully transparent chair has sold over 7 million units worldwide since 1969, is part of the MoMA collection, and has received numerous awards. Its slim design allows it to fit into a space of just 5 cm when folded. It can also be stacked while in an upright position. The transparent plastic seat has a unique curve and indentation, providing good seating comfort. You can choose from various colors for the frame and seat/backrest panels.

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The Riki stool, designed in 1965, is a lightweight stool that, while having sufficient load-bearing capacity as a chair, can be played with by children like building blocks. Its sturdy construction enhances the robustness of the recyclable material cardboard. At the time of its release, it became a topic of conversation for being able to support the weight of an elephant with four stools. It won the Good Design Long Life Design Award in 2021. Designed as part of an exhibition organized by Fujingaho in the year following the Tokyo Olympics in 1965, the cardboard Riki stool, seemingly going against the trends of the rapid economic growth period, is recognized for its foresight in emphasizing designs that are friendly to both people and the environment long before they became a priority.

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The "Solid Stool," designed by Riki Watanabe as a stool to be placed at the entrance, was part of the furniture design for the "House of the Mathematician" (1954, Meguro, Tokyo) by the renowned architect Kiyoshi Seike, who represents Japan. At that time, there were not many options for ready-made products, and almost all furniture was custom-made. This stool later gained attention in various fields, including being installed in the waiting room of a photography studio (Minato, Tokyo) and exhibited at the Modern Living Exhibition held at Takashimaya, but it was not commercialized at the time. It was not until 2005, half a century after its design, that it was reissued by Metrox. The solid wood seat and steel rod legs create a linear and refined form, reminiscent of Riki Watanabe's representative work, the "Tori Stool" (1957), which won the first Milan Triennale Gold Medal awarded to a Japanese designer. The slope of the seat, which characterizes this form, embodies Watanabe's intention that "it should be more comfortable to sit on than a flat seat." Additionally, a handhold hole designed for portability is incorporated between the two seat boards, showcasing meticulous attention to detail in its minimalist structural beauty.

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At that time, Q Designers, led by Riki Watanabe, who was heavily involved in the design of showrooms and hotel lounges, designed the main bar "Chamble" of the Shimbashi Daiichi Hotel in 1976. The material he favored most, "copper," was used for the interior walls and also in the mobile hanging in the bar space. This mobile was commercialized by Metrox in 2017 as the "Riki Mobile Chamble." Composed of a combination of copper plates and solid teak wood, this mobile combines the heaviness of the materials with a lightness of form, creating a chic space. The commercialized model features a vibration finish on the surface of the copper plates, resulting in a calm texture.

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The "Ulm Stool" is a stool designed for students of the Ulm School of Design. In 1954, it was conceived by Max Bill, the first president of the university, and Hans Gugelot, who was Bill's assistant at the time, as a functional form intended not only as a chair but also for uses such as a side table, shelf, and portability. Unlike the standard model and color models that are unpainted, this model is made entirely of walnut. The surface is finished with clear urethane, resulting in a luxurious and beautiful appearance. It features an extremely simple U-shape. Its placement and use depend on your imagination. It can be used as a stool, side table, or stacked like a stacking shelf for a workspace, lecture, or café terrace, or even turned into a magazine rack, with the horizontal bar serving as a handle when carrying. The design encapsulates multifunctional elements. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "Ulm Stool" is a stool designed for students of the Ulm School of Design. In 1954, Max Bill, the first president of the university, and Hans Gugelot, who was Bill's assistant at the time, conceived this stool not only as a chair but also with the functionality of a side table, shelf, and portability in mind. Unlike the standard model, which is unpainted, the color model uses birch solid wood that is resistant to scratches. After being dyed to enhance the wood grain, it is finished with a clear urethane. It features an extremely simple U-shape. Its placement and use depend on one's imagination. It can be used as a stool for a work desk, lecture, or café terrace, stacked like a side table or shelving unit, or even turned into a magazine rack, with the horizontal bar serving as a handle when carrying. The design encapsulates multifunctional elements. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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The graphic art "Variation Series," created based on a single original design using the keywords "continuity," "development," and "expansion," is framed in a special frame. It was released as an art frame to commemorate the 110th anniversary of Max Bill's birth. Max Bill's "15 Variations on a Single Theme" is a concrete art piece that develops 15 variations based on a single theme (original design) that serves as the foundation for ideas, using the keywords "continuity," "development," and "expansion." This series focuses on mathematical interpretations with regularity and aims for logical visual expression. The work "Variation 1" reconstructs the spiral shape of the original design by connecting points and using only straight lines to form a surface. Each polygon is vividly depicted in six colors: yellow, red, green, blue, orange, and purple.

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The graphic art created by Max Bill, the last master of the Bauhaus, has been turned into a rug. ● Faithfully reproduced "colorful accents. /1946" Based on the original artwork released in 1946, we have faithfully reproduced the colors. Under the supervision of the foundation, we obtained approval for the yarn samples after dyeing before commercializing the product. ● High-quality made in Japan Using yarn produced domestically, this rug is crafted by artisans by hand, resulting in a high-quality finish. The pile height is 15mm for acrylic and 13cm for wool, providing a fluffy and soft texture. It is compatible with floor heating and hot carpets, allowing for comfortable use all year round. ● Easy-care acrylic material Each fiber contains a lot of air, giving it a soft and warm texture. With low water absorption, it is resistant to water-soluble stains, and there is no concern about mold. It is strong against friction, durable, and made from a material that can express vibrant colors. ● Beautiful and long-lasting wool With water-repellent properties, it is resistant to stains and has excellent moisture retention. It is highly elastic, and furniture marks can be restored with steam. The dye penetrates deeply into the fibers, making it resistant to fading, ensuring that the beautiful colors and luster last a long time.

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The graphic art created by Max Bill, the last master of the Bauhaus, has been directly transformed into a rug. ● Faithfully reproducing "colorful accents. /1946" Based on the original artwork, we have faithfully reproduced the colors. Under the supervision of the foundation, we obtained approval for the yarn samples after dyeing before commercializing the product. ● High-quality made in Japan Using yarn spun domestically, this product is crafted by artisans, resulting in a high-quality finish. The pile height is 15mm for acrylic and 13mm for wool, providing a fluffy and soft texture. It is compatible with floor heating and hot carpets, ensuring comfort for all seasons. ● Easy-care acrylic Each fiber contains a lot of air, giving it a soft and warm texture. With low water absorption, it is resistant to water-soluble stains and does not harbor mold. It is strong against friction, durable, and made from a material that can express vibrant colors. ● Beautiful and long-lasting wool With water-repellent properties, it is resistant to stains and has excellent moisture retention. It is highly elastic, allowing furniture marks to be restored with steam. The dye penetrates deeply into the fibers, making it resistant to fading, so the beautiful colors and luster last a long time.

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The graphic art created by Max Bill, the last master of the Bauhaus, using mathematical thinking has been directly transformed into a rug. ● Faithfully reproducing "quiet. /1948" Based on the original artwork of "quiet.," we have faithfully reproduced the colors. Under the supervision of the foundation, we obtained approval for the yarn samples after dyeing and commercialized the product. ● High-quality made in Japan Using yarn spun domestically, this rug is handcrafted by artisans, resulting in a high-quality finish. The pile height is 15mm for acrylic and 13mm for wool, providing a fluffy and soft texture. It is compatible with floor heating and hot carpets, making it comfortable to use all year round. ● Easy-care acrylic material Each fiber contains a lot of air, giving it a soft and warm feel. With low water absorption, it is resistant to water-soluble stains and does not pose a risk of mold. It is strong against friction, durable, and made from a material that can express vibrant colors. ● Beautiful and long-lasting wool With water-repellent properties, it is resistant to stains and has excellent moisture retention. It is highly elastic, and any marks from furniture can be restored with steam. The dye penetrates deeply into the fibers, making it resistant to fading, ensuring that the beautiful colors and luster last a long time.

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We offer a furniture series designed by Pierre Paulin, including design pieces such as desks, sideboards, and drawer tables. The combination of inorganic steel rods used in the distinctive design of the legs and the high-quality leather used for the back and seat upholstery creates a classical and elegant impression. The back and seat are made with urethane foam, ensuring a comfortable seating experience. It also excels in functionality. Its compact size makes it ideal for use alongside the F031 desk. Under the supervision of the Paulin Foundation, the original design has been faithfully reproduced and was reissued in 2018. *Please understand that scratches on the leather surface are referred to as "natural marks," which are a testament to the cow's life. This is a "proof of authenticity" unique to natural materials. [Overview] ■ Seat height adjustment feature, legs equipped with casters *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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We offer a series of furniture designed by Pierre Paulin, including design pieces such as desks, sideboards, and drawer tables. Unlike Paulin's organic designs that symbolize the 1960s, this collection features a minimalist design based on straight lines and forms that pursue functionality, characteristic of his early works. [Overview] ■ The back is also finished, allowing for use from any direction. Crafted in a furniture factory near Asahikawa, known for its top-tier technology and quality, the furniture showcases the beautiful grain of natural wood. Its light yet calm presence harmonizes with various interiors, creating a sophisticated space. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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The Acapulco rocking chair is a redesign based on an outdoor chair that has been loved since the 1960s in a resort area of Mexico. It features a simple structure with a steel frame wrapped in PVC cord, meticulously crafted by Mexican artisans. The flexibility of the PVC cord creates a comfortable seating experience that envelops the body, and it also offers the added benefit of rocking. This chair is perfect for outdoor settings such as balconies, terraces, and poolside, but it can also be used indoors as a lounge chair. It is recommended to pair it with side tables and stools from the same series. The wide variety of color options is also one of its attractions. (Note: PVC cord is a cord made of polyvinyl chloride. It is a highly flexible material with excellent strength and minimal aging degradation.)

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A side table from the Acapulco series, redesigned based on an outdoor chair that has been loved since the 1960s in a resort area of Mexico. It features a simple structure with a steel frame wrapped in PVC cord, carefully crafted by Mexican artisans. You can use it like a magazine rack by slipping magazines or newspapers into the gaps of the flexible PVC cord. The ends of the three legs are covered with rubber caps to prevent floor damage. There is also cushioning material on the contact points between the steel frame and the glass top for added safety. It can be used in outdoor settings such as balconies, terraces, and poolside, as well as indoors. It is also recommended to pair it with chairs from the same series. The wide variety of color options is another attractive feature. *PVC cord: A cord made of polyvinyl chloride. It is a highly flexible material with excellent strength and minimal aging deterioration.

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A stool has been introduced in the Acapulco series, redesigned based on the outdoor chair that has been loved since the 1960s in Mexican resort areas. With a simple structure of a steel frame wrapped in PVC cord, each piece is carefully crafted by Mexican artisans. It features a soft seating experience thanks to the flexible PVC cord. It is perfect not only as a stool for a quick break but also as a footrest when combined with the Acapulco chair. It can be used in outdoor settings such as balconies, terraces, and poolside, as well as indoors. The wide variety of color options is also one of its attractions. *PVC cord: A cord made of polyvinyl chloride. It is a material that is flexible, resistant to aging, and has excellent strength. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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We collaborated with Finnish designer Miska Kuntzi to create a folding wagon made from bamboo laminated wood. This trolley features a lightweight skeletal structure that utilizes the robust properties of bamboo laminated wood, constructed with minimal materials and parts. Bamboo, which grows faster than trees, has garnered attention in recent years as a sustainable material. This product, which combines bamboo material, exceptional craftsmanship, and Nordic design, is simple yet possesses both cleverness and warmth, resulting in a high-quality item. The upper and lower tabletops are made of melamine-coated plywood, which is resistant to fingerprints and easy to clean. A step is provided between the tabletop and the wooden sides to prevent items on the tabletop from falling off. The lower tabletop is designed to be slightly smaller than the upper one to avoid interfering with legs when used as a side table. The tabletop is secured by hooking it onto the stainless steel rods of the frame. An oil finish enhances the elegant and fine texture of the bamboo, highlighting the beauty of its linear fibers. You can use this trolley in various settings, such as in the kitchen or workspace, and as a side table in the living room.

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This is a folding table designed by Achille Castiglioni in 1978. It reinterprets the three-legged tables commonly used in Parisian bistros, enhancing functionality. By using ABS resin, a new material at the time, in the joint areas, the ease of opening and closing has been significantly improved. The holes in the tabletop are not only used when folding but also serve to hang the table on the wall with the included dedicated hooks. It won the Compasso d'Oro Award in 1981.

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The seating system "Form Group," designed by British designer Robin Day in 1960, has been reproduced under the supervision of the Robin & Lucienne Day Foundation. Instead of traditional methods of sofa manufacturing using wood and springs, it adopts a structure that supports the seat cushions with rubber webbing tape. By exposing the webbing tape, which is typically used in the internal structure of sofas, on the surface and elevating it as part of the design, it was considered one of the most advanced designs at the time of its release. The steel frame, cushion foam, and tables are designed to be flexibly combined, allowing for a variety of configurations to suit different lifestyles. It is one of Robin Day's representative works, which won the Design Center Award in 1961. Its unique yet sophisticated design creates a modern and high-quality space.

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The seating system "Form Group," designed by British designer Robin Day in 1960, has been reissued under the supervision of the Robin & Lucienne Day Foundation. Instead of the traditional methods of sofa manufacturing using wood and springs, a structure that supports the seat cushions with rubber webbing tape has been adopted. By bringing the webbing tape, typically used in the internal structure of sofas, to the surface and elevating it as part of the design, it was regarded as one of the most advanced designs at the time of its release. The steel frame, cushion foam, and tables are designed to be flexibly combined, allowing for a variety of configurations to suit different lifestyles. It is one of Robin Day's representative works, which won the Design Center Award in 1961. Its unique yet sophisticated design creates a modern and high-quality space. When used with the Form Group sofa, the coffee table allows for a coordinated look with a sense of unity.

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The seating system "Form Group," designed by British designer Robin Day in 1960, has been reissued and reproduced under the supervision of the Robin & Lucienne Day Foundation. Instead of the traditional methods of sofa manufacturing using wood and springs, this design adopts a structure that supports the seat cushions with rubber webbing tape. By exposing the webbing tape, which is typically used in the internal structure of sofas, on the surface and elevating it as part of the design, it was regarded as one of the most advanced designs at the time of its release. The steel frame, cushion foam, and tables are designed to be flexibly combined, allowing for a variety of configurations to suit different lifestyles. It is one of Robin Day's representative works, which won the Design Center Award in 1961. Its unique yet sophisticated design creates a modern and high-quality space.

• Living and dining furniture

The seating system "Form Group," designed by British designer Robin Day in 1960, has been reissued under the supervision of the Robin & Lucienne Day Foundation. Instead of traditional methods of sofa manufacturing that use wood and springs, it adopts a structure that supports the seat cushions with rubber webbing tape. By exposing the webbing tape, which is typically used in the internal structure of sofas, on the surface and elevating it as part of the design, it was regarded as one of the most advanced designs at the time of its release. Designed to allow for a variety of combinations of steel frames, cushion foam, and tables, it offers diverse variations to suit different lifestyles. It is one of Robin Day's representative works, which won the Design Center Award in 1961. Its unique yet refined design creates a modern and high-quality space.

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The seating system "Form Group," designed by British designer Robin Day in 1960, has been reproduced under the supervision of the Robin & Lucienne Day Foundation. Instead of the traditional methods of sofa manufacturing using wood and springs, it adopts a structure that supports the seat cushions with rubber webbing tape. By bringing the webbing tape, typically used in the internal structure of sofas, to the surface and elevating it as part of the design, it was regarded as one of the most advanced designs at the time of its release. Designed to allow for a variety of combinations of steel frames, cushion foam, and tables, it offers diverse variations that can be tailored to fit different lifestyles. It is one of Robin Day's representative works, which won the Design Center Award in 1961. Its unique yet refined design creates a modern and high-quality space.

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The seating system "Form Group," designed by British designer Robin Day in 1960, has been reproduced under the supervision of the Robin & Lucienne Day Foundation. Instead of traditional methods of sofa manufacturing using wood and springs, it adopts a structure that supports the seat cushions with rubber webbing tape. By exposing the webbing tape, which is typically used in the internal structure of sofas, on the surface and elevating it as part of the design, it was regarded as one of the most advanced designs at the time of its release. The steel frame, cushion foam, and tables are designed to be flexibly combined, allowing for a variety of configurations to suit different lifestyles. It is one of Robin Day's representative works, which won the Design Center Award in 1961. Its unique yet sophisticated design creates a modern and high-quality space.

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"Curl" is an enamel lamp created using the technique of "spoon shaping." The gently curving shape, which reverses smoothly on the inside and outside, was born from an exaggerated version of the process of rolling the rim outward, which is typically applied to enamel products for reinforcement and distortion prevention. The shape is inspired by the roofs of shrines and temples that have shaped the landscapes of Japan since ancient times. It uses the same curves as the majestic lines of shrine roofs. [Features] - The shade is produced using the technique of "spoon shaping." - The curled "raw" shape and thickness are achieved without the process of rolling the rim outward. - The white version comes with a white cord, while the charcoal gray version comes with a black cord. Regarding the adjustment of the lighting cord length: Please use the included cord hanger to adjust any excess cord, or bundle it and store it inside the ceiling cover. Additionally, we accept custom orders for sizes tailored to your desired length and modifications to include storage covers. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "LOG" is a charming shelf that reveals a rustic simplicity, reminiscent of logs stacked together, within its orderly form. The wooden frame, with a diameter of 30mm, is made of beech, while the surface material of the matte-textured shelves is made from linoleum derived from natural materials. The bright and gentle atmosphere of beech and the serene expression of linoleum gently enhance each other's charm, creating a high-quality accent in the space. The beautiful details, meticulously crafted by artisans near Asahikawa in Hokkaido, one of Japan's leading furniture production areas, reflect a commitment to detail. 【Features】 ■ A simple structure consisting only of a grid-like frame and shelves ■ No back panel, allowing it to be used as a room divider since both sides are identical ■ The shelves utilize a honeycomb structure for lightweight purposes ■ Equipped with adjusters to accommodate floor inclines *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "Acapulco Chair" is a redesigned chair based on outdoor furniture that has been loved in the Mexican resort since the 1960s. It offers a comfortable seating experience that envelops the body, making it suitable for use as a lounge chair both indoors and outdoors. With a simple structure of a steel frame wrapped in PVC cord, each chair is carefully crafted by Mexican artisans. It can be used in outdoor settings such as balconies, terraces, and poolside, as well as indoors as a lounge chair. We also offer variations such as the "Acapulco Rocking Chair" and the smaller "Acapulco Cafe Chair." *Note 1: PVC cord... A cord made of polyvinyl chloride. It is a highly flexible material with excellent strength and minimal aging deterioration. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "F031 Desk" is a desk designed by Pierre Paulin in the 1950s. Unlike the organic designs that symbolize the 1960s, it features a minimal design based on straight lines, characteristic of his early works, and a form that pursues functionality. The tabletop, drawers, and legs are made from materials suitable for their respective purposes, with attention to detail evident throughout. In addition, the lineup includes the "F061 Sideboard" and "F181 Drawer Table." 【Features】 ■ Furniture series designed by Pierre Paulin ■ Minimal design based on straight lines ■ Form that pursues functionality *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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• Living and dining furniture
• Study room furniture

The "Ulm Stool" is a stool designed for students of the Ulm School of Design. In 1954, it was conceived by Max Bill, the first president of the university, and Hans Gugelot, who was Bill's assistant at the time, as a functional form intended not only as a chair but also for use as a side table, shelf, and for portability. It is made from beautiful solid spruce wood. The design is extremely simple, in a U-shape. Its placement and use depend on your imagination. It can be used as a stool, side table, or stacked shelf for a work desk, lectures, or a café terrace, and can be stacked, turned into a magazine rack, or the horizontal bar can serve as a handle when carrying. The design encapsulates multifunctional elements. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Tables and benches (chairs)
• Display (display shelves, display boards, mannequins, etc.)

The "Boby Wagon" is a storage furniture that excels in design and functionality, allowing efficient use of all four sides by rotating the body equipped with casters. It features a slide-open tray that rotates 180 degrees with just one push. The deep side pockets have a semi-circular cutout, making it easy to access items not only from the front but also from the left side. In addition to winning the SMAU Award (Italy), it has been selected for the permanent collection of MoMA (Museum of Modern Art), and even after 50 years since its design, it is still recognized as a masterpiece of product design. 【Features】 - Two types of trays: a deep tray (70mm) and a shallow tray (40mm) - A flexible box with a removable shelf - The top surface is divided into three blocks with a 12mm high partition - Designed to prevent items from rolling off the top surface when the body is rotated - Equipped with five 5cm diameter casters for smooth movement

• Storage furniture
• Storage

Our company offers a furniture series designed by Pierre Paulin, including design pieces such as desks, sideboards, and drawer tables. Unlike Paulin's organic designs that symbolize the 1960s, this collection features a minimalist design characterized by straight lines and a focus on functionality, reminiscent of his early works. 【Overview】 - The back is finished, allowing for use from any direction. - Drawer depths: desk 8.5cm and 11cm, sideboard and drawer table 10.5cm. - The height of the storage shelf inside the sideboard doors can be adjusted in five stages according to use, among other features. Crafted in a furniture factory near Asahikawa, this collection showcases the highest level of technology and quality. The finish highlights the beautiful grain of natural wood, and its light yet calm presence harmonizes with various interiors, creating a refined space. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

• Living and dining furniture