Note: These contemporary handmade glasses are mouth-blown from borosilicate glass
occasionally sharp lines emphasize the fusion of formality and comfort
Japandi design
was inspired by the chairs found throughout European countryside homes and popularized by Charlotte Perriand in the 1950s
Bar height chair/stool: The front stretcher is available in Japanese Ash or hairline stainless steel
KAMUY Side Chair (Wooden Seat) Walnut Note: These contemporary handmade glassesThe back, seat, and arms are smooth to the touch, and its prominent edges give a trim, sharp impression from every angle of view. The comfort of the KAMUY Chairs wide, deep seat and the prominent angle of the back and seat, was achieved through repeated prototype trials. Subtle, calculated points, such as the slight difference in thickness between the back and front legs, contribute to a masterfully crafted chair with an overall simple, yet extremely