“Koisu” by Junzo Sakakura for Tendo Mokko

A refined and sculptural lounge chair born from the visionary collaboration between Daisaku Cho and Junzo Sakakura—central figures of Japanese modernism. Produced by Tendo Mokko, th...

Set of four chairs, model 3221, envisioned in the 1950s by the Japanese designer and architect Junzo Sakakura, known for his collaboration with Le Corbusier. These chairs exude the s...

Chaise modèle 3221 par Junzo Sakakura pour Tendo Mokko, Japon, vers 1953

The rare model of fixed chairs line that was created by Junzo Sakakura Architectural Research Institute in collaboration with design by Daisaku Cho. Crafted in the 1970s, this mod...

A pair of lounge chairs designed by architect Junzo Sakakura, who worked in Le Corbusier's atelier and was a pioneer of Japanese modernism. Teak frame with rosewood plywood inlay o...

Pair of "Kabuto" lounge chairs, model OM 5006, designed by Isamu Kenmochi and manufactured by Tendo Mokko, starting in 1961, Japan. With a fixed base, this model stands out for its enveloping silhouette and soft pink fabric upholstery. The curved backrest is designed to follow the natural lines of the body, while the thick cushioning offers a comfortable and supportive seat. Developed in close partnership with Tendo Mokko, the Kabuto chair...

Heron rocking chair and matching footrest / ottoman designed by Mitsunasa Sugasawa and made of bent laminated oak. Manufactured by Tendo Mokko Japan. Chair has been professionally re...

Heron rocking chair and matching footrest / ottoman designed by Mitsuwasa Sugasawa made of bent laminated oak and manufactured by Tendo Mokko Japan. Great example of Japanese mid century design...

Cesca chairs, also known as Cesca-style chairs, are a type of modernist furniture design that has become an iconic piece of 20th-century design. They were created by the Hungarian-born American designer Marcel Breuer in the late 1920s. The name "Cesca" is derived from Breuer's daughter's name, Francesca. Cesca chairs are known for their minimalist and Bauhaus-inspired aesthetic. They represent the principles of the Bauhaus school, which emphasized functionality, simplicity, and the use of modern materials. Cesca chairs have achieved iconic status in the world of design and are considered classics of modernist furniture design. They are part of the permanent collections of many museums and are still in production by various furniture manufacturers. Set off four Cesca chairs finished in black by Marcel Breuer for Gavina SpA...

Dinner for 2 by OS And OOS Produced by DiSé Dimensions: 50 x 60 x 95 cm Materials: Aluminium. The chairs are based on layers, where sheets of aluminum look almost draped over ...