Descending concrete stairs leads to a dimly lit, dry basement room with tatami mats. A few faint light sources create a soft glow. As you approach closer, you notice a floor lamp reminiscent of a snow lantern. Its wooden texture feels gentle to the touch. Although subdued, there were Oriental elements in various places. Could it be a fusion of Eastern and We…
A pair of floor lights, one large and one small, positioned a few steps away at your feet. washi paper shades gently diffuse a soft, flowing light. Looking more closely, the design is simple—a round light source mounted on three columns connected by a rod. Yet, this simplicity is its charm. Even the three-column design, though less stable than four, introduc…
A floor lamp gleaming with the handiwork of skilled artisans of Kutani ware, of Kanazawa and Kaga Hyakumangoku fame. Select between our lion and dragon motifs.
Natural and Artificial objects. A minimalist form composed of contrasting materials. A beautiful fusion of design and function is born.
Solid walnut, black leather, and metal—a wonderful combination for floor lights. Change the size as needed.
This floor lamp draws inspiration from Japanese paper lanterns and table lamps. Deconstruction led to a design with geometry, not unlike Art Deco and the romanticism of Japanese antiquity.
A stand light with a beautiful outline composed of straight and curved lines. Available in four colors, and it can be used in both of Japanese and Western styles.
These series of lights are designed with the motif of a Japanese spinning toy. The light is created by skilled craftsmen of Japanese Traditional Lighting named “Chouchin”and craftsmen of Japanese traditoinal spinning toy. We could definitely say this is the true form of Japanese Chouchin.
