Collection

*Price shown is based on the Chestnut Pale Natural wood finish with Maharam fabric upholstery.

Elephant Sofa Ottoman by Karimoku New Standard: a Japandi-style seating module in solid oak, perfect for modern interiors. Exclusive in Vancouver.

Elegant 1-seater sofa by Karimoku New Standard, combining Japandi minimalism with exceptional comfort. Available exclusively at our Vancouver showroom. Price reflects starting price with Maharam fabric; options vary.

Karimoku Spectrum Bench 180: solid oak bench with minimalist form and warm Japandi character. Exclusive to our Vancouver showroom.

Minimal oak bistro table with solid wood base and sculpted round top. Japandi design. Compact and exclusive to our Vancouver showroom.

Elevate your workspace with the Spectrum Workstation DT 190 — a 190 cm-wide Japanese oak table featuring a distinctive double‑tabletop design and smart cable management, blending minimalist Japanese architecture with versatile functionality.

Refined oak armchair with upholstered seat pad, combining Japandi elegance and everyday comfort. Available now in Vancouver.

A refined Japandi-style chair with precision-crafted oak, designed for comfort and timeless versatility. Now available in Vancouver.

The Mayuhana Mini Pendant Φ190 by Yamagiwa, designed by Toyo Ito, features a hand-spun fiberglass cocoon shade suspended from a thin aluminum stem. It creates a soft, sculptural glow ideal for kitchens, living spaces, or bedrooms.

The Mayuhana Mini Table Lamp by Yamagiwa (Toyo Ito) features a handcrafted cocoon-like fiberglass shade atop a compact steel base. Measuring φ19 × 20 cm (7.5″ × 7.9″), it emits a warm ambient glow ideal for desks, nightstands, or lounge corners.

Sculptural armchair by Karimoku New Standard. Handcrafted from Japanese oak with Kvadrat upholstery. Ideal for Japandi interiors in Vancouver.

An iconic 1972 design by Shiro Kuramata for Yamagiwa, the K‑Series floor lamp features a ghostly, organically draped white acrylic shade that glows with soft, ambient light—an emblem of Japanese post‑modern artistry.