The Sound of the Kanna: Why We Refuse Sandpaper on Hinoki
How a hand-pulled forged steel plane closes timber pores at a cellular level, yielding an enduring water resistance no synthetic varnish can duplicate.
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Sculptural permanence rooted in the union of hand-chiseled Japanese Hinoki, unbleached Gotland wool, and Nordic structural clarity. Crafted without compromise to outlast ephemeral trends and endure across generations.
A home should not be decorated; it should be anchored by pieces that capture light, breath, and silence.
Nagano Hinoki
Century-old alpine timber, hand-planed with natural beeswax seal.
Raw Bouclé Wool
Gotland fleece spun without chemical bleaching; deep tactile loft.
Kigumi Joinery
Zero metal screws. Interlocking blind tenon joinery flexes with seasonal humidity.
Available in Charred Yakisugi Cedar or Natural Bleached Cypress
FSC certified 120-year harvest
Limited seasonal studio batches
No synthetic glues or brackets
White-glove placement included
Objects defined by severe geometric restraint, gentle concave chamfers, and the natural warmth of unmasked materiality.
Deep horizontal planes calibrated for slow meditation and effortless spinal release.
Solid plank surfaces balanced on massive architectural pedestals.
Rhythmic tambour panels and hidden joinery that hush interior echoes.
Cast lost-wax bronze and hand-hammered shades casting warm architectural gradients.
Includes bespoke crate construction, climate-controlled shipping, and local placement.
We reject synthetic veneers and chemical coatings. Each piece is constructed from noble materials chosen for their tactile presence and capacity to gather soul through decades of patina.
Harvested from sustainably tended forest plots in the Kiso Valley. Emits a delicate, calming evergreen aroma with naturally moisture-repelling natural oils.
Extracted from historic Italian beds. We preserve the organic voids and porous textures, polishing solely with water wheels to a soft, suede-like matte tactile finish.
Woven on vintage mechanical looms from unbleached organic flax. Retains organic slubs and a deep thermal adaptability that grows softer with every decade of touch.
Cast in sand-molds by generational brass-smiths. Completely unlacquered, permitting atmospheric oxygen and natural skin contact to evolve an intimate, personalized sheen.
Receive eight solid timber blocks, raw stone cut-offs, and four full-weight linen swatches housed in a cedar keepsake box. Refundable with your first commission.
Designed in collaboration with Studio Keiko. Raw concrete shear walls and dark stained cedar envelope an open-plan salon centered around the Kanso Low Table and dual Sora Armchairs.
Objects Integrated:
Kanso Low Coffee Table, Sora Lounge Armchair, Ishi Table Lamp
Harmonizing 19th-century cast-iron architecture with soft organic forms. The Omoya Sectional traces the morning sun arc across wide bleached pine planks.
Framing the raw geological forces of Western Norway. The Rond Dining Table provides a rugged, tactile heart that mirrors the coastal granite outcrops outside.
How a hand-pulled forged steel plane closes timber pores at a cellular level, yielding an enduring water resistance no synthetic varnish can duplicate.
Twelve iterations of radii to create a curve that encourages face-to-face contemplation without alienating the perimeter walls of a salon.
Walking the quarry floor alongside third-generation stone cutters to identify travertine slabs with structural integrity for free-standing tables.
Experience the tactile weight of our editions in person. Visits are strictly by private appointment to preserve spatial serenity.
4-12-8 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku
Subdued courtyard tearoom environment showcasing Hinoki editions and lost-wax cast bronzes.
Curator: Kenzo Moriyama
Hours: Wed – Sun, by private invitation
68 Franklin Street, 4th Floor
High-ceilinged daylight loft featuring full scale modular living installations and textile library.
Curator: Astrid Lindholm
Hours: Tue – Sat, 10:00 – 18:00
Bredgade 34, 1260 København
Historic rococo apartment reimagined with raw oak joinery, Danish flax upholstery, and stone vessels.
Curator: Søren Højmark
Hours: Mon – Fri, by appointment