Tendo Mokko
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Developed through a collaboration between Bruno Mathsson and Tendo Mokko, the Marrianne Chair combines Scandinavian design with Japanese living. Its signature construction, canvas suspended over a molded plywood frame, creates a seating experience that is lightweight, durable and exceptionally comfortable. Available in variety of armrest configurations provide flexibility for different…
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This simple shape is created by combining three pieces of molded plywood of the same shape without metal fittings. The beautiful grain of the teak wood is combined towards the center and the details have been meticulously finished. The top surface is horizontal, whichever side is down, so it is…
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This award winning stool, designed in 1960, won the first Tendo Mokko Furniture Competition. This stool was originally made from teak, an elegant wood featuring shades of amber strips. Combining three molded pieces of equal-sized and shaped plywood that must be twisted to achieve its unique shape, the stool showcases…
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Characterised by its distinctive wave-like form, this bench showcases the expressive possibilities of molded plywood. The gently defined seating areas naturally create a comfortable sense of personal space, encouraging relaxed and harmonious use. When arranged in multiples, the flowing curves create a striking visual rhythm that enhances the surrounding environment.…
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Designed by internationally acclaimed industrial designer Ken Okuyama, known for his work on some of the world’s iconic automotive designs, this chair is the result of a collaboration between Tendo Mokko and Okuyama’s design project, which celebrates Japanese craftsmanship, technology and tradition. Its striking form features complex origami-inspired curves made…
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Created through a collaboration between Bruno Mathsson, one of Scandinavia’s most influential furniture designers and Tendo Mokko, this high-back chair was adapted to suit the Japanese lifestyle while embodying Mathsson’s belief that a chair should be something you sit in, rather than simply sat on. Generously cushioned through the headrest,…
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Designed in 1960 by Saburo Inui, the engineer who laid the foundation for molded plywood at Tendo Mokko, this chair fully incorporates the features of plywood technology and proudly bears the name, Ply Chair. Its simple structure, consisting of three parts, a molded plywood back, seat and steel legs was…
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Designed by Mitsumasa Sugasawa, a long standing in-house designer at Tendo Mokko, this rocking chair highlights the company’s expertise in molded plywood. Its seamless one-piece side frame combines structural strength with refined design, while specially shaped armrests enhance both comfort and elegance. A favourite among architects and designers, and notably…
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Designed by Mitsumasa Sugasawa, a long standing in-house designer at Tendo Mokko, this rocking chair highlights the company’s expertise in molded plywood. Its seamless one-piece side frame combines structural strength with refined design, while specially shaped armrests enhance both comfort and elegance. A favourite among architects and designers, and notably…
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A celebrated example of Japanese modern design, this chair reinterprets the classic Windsor Chair for contemporary Japanese living. Crafted from molded plywood base, the chair features a simple yet refined construction, with all components seamlessly connected to the frame. The 13 slender spokes create a stricking rhythm of light and…
