Lightwood Desk

Lightwood is a versatile collection designed by Jasper Morrison for MARUNI.

The HIROSHIMA Open Shelf is constructed from 21mm thick wood panels and possesses a unique, sculptural beauty, derived from the way its form follows the diagonal slope of the sofa’s back.

“The HIROSHIMA Sofa has been revitalized with a modular system.

The EN collection, created by Danish designer Cecilie Manz, is now enriched with new colors with subtle shades: Clay white, Rusty red, Dusty green and Black. 

With Fugu, Jasper Morrison offers a series of chairs and tables finely crafted to create a beautifully curved surface using Maruni cutting-edge production technologies. 

Designed for the ST series of tables, the Castellano-made tabletop comes to life with a harmonious blend of high-quality materials and luxurious design, giving rise to a bold yet delicate aesthetic

First launched in 2008, the HIROSHIMA chair was born form the desire to create a wooden furnishing with the glow of artistic handcrafting.  

Thanks to the sinuosity of its lines the armchair seems to be carved in wood just like a sculpture. The cushion adds comfort and completes the seating.

T&O series combines wooden surfaces with steel, available in four different colors.

The “EN”collection, meaning “one” in Danish and “a circle”, “connection” or “destiny” in Japanese, was born from the desire to create a wooden round table paired with a chair, characterized by roun

“The name of the collection refers to the ‘archipelago’ one often creates in the living area; islands of furniture that works together in creating a nice atmosphere” — Cecilie Manz

The study of shapes able to highlight the natural beauty of wood and the sophisticated technical skills created versatile furnishing solutions, a blend between exquisite beauty and perfect function

“The name of the collection refers to the ‘archipelago’ one often creates in the living area; islands of furniture that works together in creating a nice atmosphere” — Cecilie Manz

ST is a 3.2-meter-long table with solid wood top. The name was inspired by the beauty of the Seto Inland Sea, the sheet of water separating three of the four main islands of Japan.

Tako Armchair is characterized by a particular curvature of the backrest and armrests of the chair, as well as of the legs of the table, reminiscent of the profile of an octopus.