[2025 Edition] STARON Comprehensive Catalog

Alphonse Mucha, a representative artist of Art Nouveau that flourished in Europe at the end of the 19th century. In this project, to address the unique challenge of the island plot where "the line of sight escapes behind," three cylindrical elements, which can be perceived as both walls and columns, are arranged to gently receive the gaze. The group of columns, arranged to ensure frontal visibility from all directions, creates a rich depth through their overlapping and spatial relationships, resulting in an impressive visual landscape unique to this location. Color Pattern: TTempest Meteor FM111 Building Type: Apparel, Miscellaneous Goods Location: 2-35 Otabicho, Higashii, Shijo-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto 600-8001, Kyoto Takashimaya S.C. [T8] 4th Floor URL: https://alphonsemucha.jp/

Nihonbashi, which can be said to be the starting point of transportation in Japan and the center of Edo culture where the merchant culture began, has a new store opening: "KOMEHYO Nihonbashi Store." We have adopted the furniture and negotiation table tops within the store. Product number: Bright White BW010 Building type: Commercial, Store

The first store of the new business format, Petrichor Bakery and Café, developed by Sanmarc Holdings. The name "Petrichor" means "the smell of earth that rises from the ground after it rains." It was named with the desire to provide a place where people can take a break and refresh themselves in a healing space away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We have adopted it for the main counter's tabletop. The atmosphere of the counter's tabletop has satisfied the client! Color pattern: Shell FS115 Produced by: Sanmarc Holdings Co., Ltd. Design company: coda design studio Design and planning: Yusuke Nishiwaki Construction: Gran Create Co., Ltd. Photo: Hiroki Kawada Building type: Bakery café, Café Location: 5-24-55 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0051, NEWoMan Shinjuku 2F https://www.instagram.com/petrichor_bakery_cafe/

In recent years, quartz stone has been increasingly used in residential kitchens. The "Karakata" pattern, in particular, has been loved by the world's wealthy for many years, and is said to possess high quality, design appeal, and a high price. However, we have now succeeded in creating artificial marble with the "Karakata" design, marking a groundbreaking event that opens a new genre, which we have named Premiere. We are now in an era where the Karakata design can be enjoyed not only in quartz but also in artificial marble. For more details, please visit the URL below! https://staron.jp/column/staron-premiere-collection/