A-DC04
Collection: Karimoku Case
Category: Seating

The rounded armchair encourages users to communicate in a laid-back comfort while dining.

NF-S01
The distinctive silhouette of the sofa was born from the NF-LC01 | Lounge Chair. However, with its deeper seat, and thicker backrest, the sofa is more generous and luxurious.

N-DC04
The design of the N-DC04 | Dining Chair originates from an idea to create a wooden chair with a straightforward expression that still maintains the handcrafted and high-tech qualities that Karimoku

NF-LC01
La poltrona lounge è progettata all'insegna della morbidezza e del comfort. L'imbottitura interna è invitante e garantisce un'ottima ammortizzazione.

A-DC02
Designed to support activities such as sitting comfortably, talking to someone, eating a meal or drinking a cup of coffee, while the rich materials and craftsmanship of Karimoku Furniture make the

A-LC01
This lounge chair is layered with rich materials and details that showcase the craftsmanship of Karimoku Furniture.

N-PL01
The shape of the N-PL01 | Pendant Lamp mimics the high and triangular shaped roof construction of the Archipelago House on the Swedish coast.

A-LC01
This lounge chair is layered with rich materials and details that showcase the craftsmanship of Karimoku Furniture.

N-SW01
The N-SW01 | Swivel Chair that was designed for the luxury hotel BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel, in the iconic Shinjuku district in Tokyo exudes a minimalistic sense of luxury.

A-DT02
The angle at which the cross section of each leg is attached gives the table a unique structural elegance.

N-DC04
The design of the N-DC04 | Dining Chair originates from an idea to create a wooden chair with a straightforward expression that still maintains the handcrafted and high-tech qualities that Karimoku

NF-DC01
The dining chair was designed through a continuous exploration of form and ergonomics, in search for a balance between the two.

N-CT01
Construction being based on the many facades and doors that you find in shrines, temples and traditional architecture all over Japan