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Keep ShoppingNAKKA Bench
Design by:Taiji Fujimori
Brand:
CondeHouse
The wooden bench is the icon of the NAKKA series. Thin wooden linear components are assembled into an inverted U-shape, and the leg ends are tilted in opposite directions to form one part, some pieces of which are then connected to form a "transparent volume.When viewed from above, the inverted U-shaped component reveals the letter "N" for Nakanoshima Museum of Art, which became the design motif for this series. Along with its comfortability as a utilitarian object, the bench has many expressions that can be seen from different angles, giving it a sculptural aspect as well.
S - W 725 x D 500 x H 410 mm
M - W 1565 x D 500 x H 410 mm
L - W 2130 x D 500 x H 410 mm
About Taiji Fujimori
Focusing on furniture design, Taiji Fujimori collaborates with architects and works on product and space design. In recent years, he has been working on a wide range of products, from custom-made furniture for public facilities such as libraries, to high-brand products, offices, and children's furniture for elementary and junior high schools, aiming for a new way of furniture design that goes beyond scale and boundaries. He has received numerous awards, including the Mainichi Design Award nomination and the Good Design Special Award. In 2019, he released his book "The Work of Furniture Designer Taiji Fujimori" (Shokokusha).
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About CondeHouse
CondeHouse
CondeHouse has been crafting fine timber furniture in Asahikawa, Hokkaido since 1968, drawing on the forests of northern Japan to make pieces designed to last for generations. Reliability, durability and sustainability sit at the heart of the brand - traditional techniques meet modern technology, FSC- and PEFC-certified timber and non-toxic finishes, with tree-planting programs giving back to Hokkaido.
From dining chairs and extension tables to lounge seating and sideboards, CondeHouse brings a calm, considered Japanese sensibility to residential, hospitality and workplace interiors. Explore the collection at APATO, the authorised Australian home of Japanese designer furniture, and enquire for finishes, lead times and trade pricing.
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