Stools

A refined expression of Japanese minimalism, the Naha Stool features clean lines and solid wood craftsmanship — ideal for both modern and traditional interiors.

The Mito Swivel Counter Stool combines style and function with a 360-degree swivel, solid wood frame, and ergonomic comfort—perfect for any kitchen or bar.

Karimoku Castor Barstool with Backrest High – Japandi oak bar stool with backrest, refined and comfortable for Vancouver interiors.

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Designed by Norman Foster for Karimoku Case, the NF-BS01 bar stool blends Japanese craftsmanship and modern Japandi design. Available in Vancouver.

*Price based on wooden seat.
N-BS01 stool by Norm Architects for Karimoku Case—solid oak, upholstered or wooden seat, Japandi design, available in bar and counter heights.

Karimoku New Standard Archive Barstools — solid oak wooden seat stools in Low and High heights, minimalist Japonese‑Scandi design for Vancouver.

Designed by Big-Game, the Castor Stool features solid Japanese oak and minimalist form. Its sturdy frame and circular footrest deliver comfort and elegance — ideal for kitchen islands, cafés or bar counters.

*Price based on wooden seat.
Karimoku Case A–BS02 Stool. Japandi-style oak stool with elegant curves, crafted in Japan and available in Vancouver.

The A‑BS01 Stool from Karimoku Case is a refined Japanese-made counter/bar stool featuring a gently curved solid wood backrest and seat. Designed by designer Keiji Ashizawa, it delivers sculptural comfort and quiet elegance.

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Designed by Norman Foster, NF-BS02 Low counter stool offers high-back comfort with Japandi elegance in Pure Oak, Smoked Oak, or Grain Matte Black.

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Designed by Norman Foster for Karimoku Case, the NF-BS01 Low counter stool blends Japanese craftsmanship and modern Japandi design. Available in Vancouver.

Archive Barstool Pad Low & High – solid oak stools with integrated upholstered seat, available in Low (67 cm) and High (76 cm). Minimalist Japandi design, Vancouver.