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N-DC04 Dining Chair
The design of the N-DC04 Dining Chair originates from an idea to create a wooden chair with a straightforward expression that still maintains the handcrafted and high-tech qualities that Karimoku has perfected for decades.
While the chair is mainly modelled from straight elements, a single, angled stretcher has been added for direction and character – making the furniture suitable for a wide range of interiors with its crisp and modern expression.
– Pure Oak
– Smoked Oak
– Grain Matt Black
– Available in a range of premium textile options
– Made in Japan
– Designed by world-renowned architects
– Quality craftsmanship and sustainable design
– Seat Heights for Paper Cord 42cm / Wooden Seat 41.5cm
– Bellustar Tokyo Image courtesy of Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen and Nacása & Partners Inc., Styling by Yumi Nakata
– Hiroo Residence Images courtesy of Tomooki Kengaku, Styling by Yumi Nakata
– Karimoku Commons Image courtesy of Masaaki Inoue
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The Maker /
Karimoku Case
Karimoku Case is a contemporary lifestyle brand, based in Japan and born out of admiration and love for serene beauty, material richness and timeless appeal. Inspired by the Case Study Houses, Karimoku Case draws on modernist architecture to create furniture with serene proportions, rich materials and lasting appeal.
The Designer /
Norm Architects
Founded in 2008, multifaceted design studio Norm Architects unifies thoughtful clean design with deep intuitive concepts. Based in Copenhagen, Denmark, they are guided by their rich cultural heritage and proudly uphold the Modernist principles of restraint and refinement.
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In Conversation with Keiji Ashizawa and Norm Architects
Karimoku Case Study is brought to life by some of the world’s leading architecture studios. Keiji Ashizawa and Norm Architects are renowned for their forward-thinking architecture and product designs. Drawing on their respective Japanese and Danish design traditions, the collaborating studios fuse modernity and tradition, while incorporating an inherent love for natural materials and quality craftsmanship. Here, they reflect on their collaborations with Karimoku.
