Tendo Mokko
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The Bambi Series embodies the philosophy of achieveing maximum comfort with the minimum of materials. Its slim molded plywood frame is complemented by a generous wraparound backrest and a circular seat, creating a design that feels both distinctive and effortless. The enveloping backrest also functions as an armrest, while the…
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The Bambi Series embodies the philosophy of achieveing maximum comfort with the minimum of materials. Its slim molded plywood frame is complemented by a generous wraparound backrest and a circular seat, creating a design that feels both distinctive and effortless. The enveloping backrest also functions as an armrest, while the…
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The Bambi Series embodies the philosophy of achieveing maximum comfort with the minimum of materials. Its slim molded plywood frame is complemented by a generous wraparound backrest and a circular seat, creating a design that feels both distinctive and effortless. The enveloping backrest also functions as an armrest, while the…
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The Butterfly Stool was designed in 1956. Reminiscent of a ribbon, butterfly or flower, its form is subject to the viewer’s perspective. Easy and light to trasnport, put it in an entrance hallway, next to your sofa or on your tatami. It’s elegant piece to accompany your everyday life.
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The Centro Series, designed by Isamu Kenmochi one of the founders of Japanese modern design, evolved from his iconic chair design and exemplifies the harmony of comfort, craftsmanship and timeless aesthetics. The contoured backrest provides natural lumbar support, while the compact seat depth promotes an upright and relaxed posture. Beneath…
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Inspired by the shape of a four-leaf clover, this charming stool combines playful design with Tendo Mokko’s reowned craftsmanship. Thoughtful details, including the notched seat and carefully shaped legs, allow the stools to stack neatly while maintaining a clean and elegant appearance. Available ina range of vibrate colours, ut brings…
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Designed by Sori Yanagi, this dining chair exemplifies the designer’s reowned balance of simplicity, functionality and refined craftsmanship. Crafted entirely from white ash, from the frame to the seat and backrest, it offers a cohesive and harmonious aesthetic. The gently contoured molded plywood seat and back are shaped to support…
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Designed by Sori Yanagi, this dining chair exemplifies the designer’s reowned balance of simplicity, functionality and refined craftsmanship. Crafted entirely from white ash, from the frame to the seat and backrest, it offers a cohesive and harmonious aesthetic. The gently contoured molded plywood seat and back are shaped to support…
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Designed by Sori Yanagi, this dining chair exemplifies the designer’s reowned balance of simplicity, functionality and refined craftsmanship. Crafted entirely from white ash, from the frame to the seat and backrest, it offers a cohesive and harmonious aesthetic. The gently contoured molded plywood seat and back are shaped to support…
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Designed by Isamu Kenmochi, a pioneer of Japanese modern design, the Haco Series originally created for the lobby of the Kyoto International Conference House. Its nickname Haco, meaning ‘Box’, is derived from its distinctive form. A generous molded plywood shell wraps around a removeable cushion, creating a comfortable, inviting seat…
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Created by celebrated designer Toshimitsu Sasaki, the Harmony Modular Lounge embodies the concept of a living space with the quiet sophistication of an art museum. Striking yet inviting, the sofa’s sculptural presence makes it a natural center piece within the home. Affectionately known as ‘Harmony’, its generous, voluminous cushions form…
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Designed by Mitsumasa Sugasawa, a long standing in-house designer at Tendo Mokko, this chair showcases the company’s exceptional expertise in molded plywood. Its seamless one-piece side frame combines strength, comfort and refined craftsmanship, while the sculpted armrests features advanced variable-thickness molding for an elegant, ergonomic finish. The gently curved frame…
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Designed by Mitsumasa Sugasawa, a long standing in-house designer at Tendo Mokko, this chair showcases the company’s exceptional expertise in molded plywood. Its seamless one-piece side frame combines strength, comfort and refined craftsmanship, while the sculpted armrests features advanced variable-thickness molding for an elegant, ergonomic finish. The gently curved frame…
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The Kashiwado Chair, designed by Isamu Kenmochi, is unique because it is made only from solid wood. This majestic form is completed by using the rough grain of the wood called “cutting roots” from the root of the cedar tree, stacking them up in blocks and carving them out. The…
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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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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,…
