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A place for meditation where you will want to sit quietly and linger.
A space that embodies the unique Japanese philosophy of Zen.
Together with material innovators and fine craftsman,
we have created a space that embodies Japan’s unique Zen Philosophy.
A space that seamlessly harmonizes with modern life.

Makers of Japanese Materials Shaping "THE ZEN"

漆喰-田川産業
漆喰
田川産業
SHIKKUI by TAGAWA SHIKKUI LABS
For over a century, we’ve crafted Shikkui plaster – a timeless material gracing Japanese castles. Made from lime, seaweed, and plant fibers, it’s a harmony of nature and tradition. With its humidity controlling function, deodorizing touch, and antibacterial property. Shikkui brings warmth and purity to homes, shaping spaces that live and breathe. Shikkui is widely used in Japanese home as wall and floor material.
畳-イケヒコ・コーポレーション
畳
イケヒコ・コーポレーション
TATAMI by IKEHIKO CORPORATION
Comprehensive interior decoration manufacturer of material used for tatami mats and goza, floor coverings that have been used in Japan since ancient times. Igusa is a natural material that gently supports your feet in Japanese living spaces, where people spend most of their time barefoot. It is still widely loved for its pleasant texture and the soothing effects of its unique fragrance.
簾-鹿田産業
簾
鹿田産業
SUDARE by SHIKADA SANGYO
The bamboo partition “Sudare” is a traditional Japanese partition made of bamboo. It allows wind and light to pass through moderately and blocks line of sight moderately. Shikada Sangyo produces Sudare as indoor furnishings using locally grown natural bamboo material. While respecting the “room manners” unique to Japan for entertaining guests, we propose new spaces that transcend the boundaries of traditional craftmanship.
引引戸家具-大川TATEGUMI
引引戸家具
Support 大川TATEGUMI
The Okawa Tategumi brand
The Okawa Tategumi brand is collaboration between Japanese craftsmen and architects. Thay have developed a petition door that capture the charm of a newly developing door and uses innovative craftmanship to minimize the “pull-out residue” of shoji paper sliding doors.