The Barringer Coffee Table, designed by Atilla Kuzu for CondeHouse, unites craftsmanship, ingenuity, and natural inspiration. Named after Arizona’s Barringer Crater, the table features sleek sliding panels that reveal discreet storage. Originally presented at the 2002 International Furniture Design Competition, it remains a contemporary statement of functional art.
Discover the quiet strength of Japanese design through the work of Hida, CondeHouse, and Maruni. Known for their masterful woodworking techniques and reverence for natural materials, each piece is created with purpose and built to endure. Rooted in tradition and designed for modern living, this is Japanese design at its most considered.
Designed by Sori Yanagi, the Yanagi Side Chair embodies the essence of Japanese minimalism. Crafted by Hida Sangyo from sustainably sourced wood, the chair features a curved back and smooth contours that promote ergonomic comfort. With its quiet form and timeless appeal, it complements interiors ranging from Scandinavian to contemporary Japanese.
The TOSAI Lounge Chair by Peter Maly for CondeHouse embodies a balance of geometric precision and inviting comfort. A broad, arched backrest defines the chair’s sculptural profile, while the upholstered interior provides softness against its solid wood frame. Available in Japanese oak or walnut, TOSAI highlights natural grain patterns and thoughtful detailing suited to refined living or hospitality environments.
Naoto Fukasawa’s KOTAN Chair: Upholstered Seat for CondeHouse distills the essence of functional beauty into a versatile, enduring design. The bentwood ash backrest and upholstered seat create a subtle harmony of texture and form. Lightweight yet strong, KOTAN offers quiet sophistication for both public and private settings.
Naoto Fukasawa’s Hiroshima Armchair: Upholstered is defined by soft, continuous lines and an inviting sense of simplicity. Crafted with precision from solid wood, the chair features gentle transitions between arms and backrest that highlight its sculptural integrity. The padded seat adds an extra layer of comfort, ideal for relaxed dining or quiet reflection.
Designed by Wataru Kumano, the Kei Side Chair connects the geometry of nature with the artistry of Japanese woodworking. Its name, kei (“diameter”), reflects the balanced proportions drawn from the natural form of timber. A curved chestnut frame, compression-bent for strength and grace, supports an upholstered seat, creating a chair that is both poetic and enduring.
The SPLINTER Armchair: Shell Type by Sato Oki for CondeHouse reinterprets the essence of wood through precision and movement. Its frame appears to peel and extend along the grain, creating a flowing connection between structure and form. A molded shell seat rests within the open frame, providing a soft, ergonomic contrast to the sculptural wooden arms and legs.
Motomi Kawakami’s Seoto Side Armchair for Hida captures the essence of Japanese design through precision and purity. The solid wood frame, shaped with flowing lines and refined joinery, delivers both comfort and lightness. Its natural wood finish highlights the grain’s warmth
Designed by Finnish designer Mikko Halonen, the Kiila Stacking Chair: Seat Upholstered combines artistry with practicality. Distinguished by diagonally sloping back legs and clean proportions, it was recognized as a finalist in the 2011 International Furniture Design Competition in Asahikawa. Made from Japanese Ash and available with a wood or upholstered seat.
The AIMA Armchair by Gwenael Nicolas for CondeHouse embodies balance and quiet strength. Its low, grounded frame and continuous flowing lines create a sense of calm unity, while the upholstered shell adds tactile softness and comfort. Crafted with seamless transitions between materials, AIMA reflects a harmony between architectural precision and intimate design.
The Shinra Lounge Chair by Atsuhiko Misawa for Hida embodies the quiet harmony of Japanese craftsmanship. Handcrafted from sustainably sourced hardwood, its low, reclining profile and fluid lines convey both comfort and balance. The sculpted frame and seamless joinery highlight the natural wood grain, while optional upholstery adds a refined layer of softness.
Designed by Jasper Morrison, the Lightwood Dining Chair: Upholstered brings together minimalist form, durability, and tactile comfort. Its finely constructed wooden frame maintains a graceful profile while meeting ISO standards for strength. With customizable seating options in mesh, webbing, cord, or leather, the chair adapts beautifully to both residential and contract spaces.
Lightweight yet sturdy, the Wavok Stool serves as seating, side table, or accent piece. Its tapered legs and seamless joinery reflect Hida’s precise craftsmanship and reverence for natural materials.
To find out how our pieces can enhance your design project, please contact us at 312.329.9000 for Chicago or 212.262.9000 for New York or email [email protected]. Haute Living's design professionals are ready to assist your needs in every aspect of the design process - from conception and technical specification to final delivery and installation.
