The first furniture piece designed by sculptor Masayuki Nagare. He designed the prototype himself, and and began development with Asahikawa furniture makers in October 2005.

Before he could create this iconic chair with none of the ordinary aesthetic features present in everyday furniture, half a year was spent in continuous efforts to make this work of art into a product. In particular, meticulous attention was paid to ensure that the line from the backrest to the arms was not overly smooth.

In order to provide an artistic appearance of tension to the front legs and seat, a “ridgeline” that creates light and shadow is a prominent feature of this chair.

A modern classic by Naoto Fukasawa, blending Scandinavian comfort and Japanese purity. Its softly upholstered back and solid wood frame create a deeply supportive seat.

The simple and well-made design of KAMUY, naturally harmonises with any type of environments. Everyone is looking for the most chair-like chair and KAMUY collection realised this feeling of déjà vu.