Our Products
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A refined expression of Nordic craftsmanship, the Kastellet Dining Chair features a sculptural silhouette crafted from solid oak with a natural finish. Originally designed for the Embassy of Finland in Copenhagen, its stackable form and upholstered seat offer both elegance and practicality for residential and contract settings.
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Kawara Armchairs charm is the use of molded plywood creating a three-dimensionally curved backrest and armrest. Plywood, like other natural materials, can shrink and warp. The backrest, armrest, and seat of this chair are made from three separate molds and the ability of experienced craftsmen to foresee and manage each…
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Kawara Armchairs charm is the use of molded plywood creating a three-dimensionally curved backrest and armrest. Plywood, like other natural materials, can shrink and warp. The backrest, armrest, and seat of this chair are made from three separate molds and the ability of experienced craftsmen to foresee and manage each…
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This chair features a plywood back and seat, supported by sturdy legs. The round holes in the backrest serve as both a design accent and a handle for easy movement. It’s a versatile piece that can be stacked. Simple yet charming in design.
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Kilter means balance. Named in reference to the delicate confluence of the linear light source and central fixture, the light frosted finish subtly exposes and celebrates the internal filament when illuminated. The Kilter collection includes a ceiling mounted pendant and a wall mounted light.
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The Kinomi side table, orginally envisioned as “Donguri” (acorn), carry the quiet presence of a small, charming natural form, modest in scale yet rich in character. While it serves a function, offering a place for a glass or a small object, its purpose goes beyond utility. It expresses the human…
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The Kinomi side table, orginally envisioned as “Donguri” (acorn), carry the quiet presence of a small, charming natural form, modest in scale yet rich in character. While it serves a function, offering a place for a glass or a small object, its purpose goes beyond utility. It expresses the human…
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Honouring a truth to materials, the Knuckle Range celebrates the beauty of the light bulb through simple, honest forms, creating stylish fixtures to suit any home or office space. Borne out of a reverence for British hardwoods, the Knuckle range celebrates the beauty of the wood while showcasing the light bulb…
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Together with the KOBO TABLE, the KOBO BENCH is designed for use in tight spaces. Though compact, it has a distinct presence, and is destined to become a long-time favorite for outdoor use. With it, one can create a place for relaxation on the veranda, use it in the garden…
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The KOBO SOFA, with its simple wooden frame and cushions, was originally designed for an IT company’s office that had opened in order to support reconstruction efforts after the 2011 earthquake. For Ishinomaki Laboratory by Karimokus version of this classic product, elements such as seating comfort and the overall way…
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The KOBO TABLE was originally designed for IRORI, Ishinomakis first coworking space created after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. As a space for locals and volunteers to gather, tables were needed for work and meetings. Stylish and sturdy, it is suitable for a variety of uses. Karimokus rendition respects the…
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Designed by Junzo Sakakura, one of the leading figures of 20th century Japanese architecture, this chair was orginally created for a space of his own design. More than six decades after its introduction, it remains an enduring icon of Japanese modernism. The sculpted backrest and seat, crafted from molded plywood,…
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A bold fusion of art and design, the Kolho Dining Chair features serpentine curves and sharp angles that evoke both chaos and clarity. Inspired by the Apollo landing and the Finnish village of Kolho, its sculptural form invites play and contemplation. Crafted in Finland from oak or plywood, with options…
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A sculptural statement in form and philosophy, the Kolho Dining Table merges serpentine curves with sharp geometry, symbolising the tension between chaos and reason. Inspired by the Apollo landing and the Finnish town of Kolho, this table invites play and contemplation in equal measure.
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A playful interpretation of sculptural design for children, the Kolho Junior Chair features the same serpentine curves and right angles as its full-sized counterpart. Inspired by the Apollo landing and the Finnish town of Kolho, the chair invites imagination and comfort in equal measure.
