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Wood
- Beech
- Oak
- Maple
- Birch
- Walnut
Fabric
- M-02
- M-03
- #3905
Leather
Faux Leather
Webbing
Mesh

Beech

PEFC/FSC certified lumber is used.
Beech is available in many countries around the world, including Europe and North America. In Europe, it has been known for centuries as the “Queen of the Forest” while Oak is the “King of the Forest”.
Beech is a hard, strong wood. The sapwood is a transparent, light pink color, while the heartwood is lightly reddish brown color. Since this wood is very resilient and perfect for bending, it is often used in curved chairs and molded plywood. It is also used in lacquer craft green body, as handles for tools, and for wooden toys.

Oak

PEFC/FSC certified lumber is used.
Oak thrives in large forests, and has been used for centuries for furniture and construction material in Europe and North America. It has also been widely used for building ships and barrels for wine and other alcohol. In England, it is used in the crest of the Royal Household. It is called the “King of the Forest”, and is known for its strength and long life.
The primary feature of oak is its warmth. Plain-sawn oak shows a strong grain, while quarter-sawn oak presents a delicate, gentle surface. In addition, quarter-sawn oak features a unique medullary ray pattern that is known as a “tigroid”.

Maple

PEFC/FSC certified lumber is used.
Among the maple family, the harder species are known as “hard maple”, as opposed to “soft maple”. Maple is found widely in North America, primarily in eastern Canada and the midwest and northeast regions of the United States. It is well-known for producing maple syrup. The heartwood is a lightly reddish brown color, while the sapwood is white mixed with light pink. Maple is heavy, hard, and strong against impacts.
Maple is often used for gymnasium floors, bowling lanes and pins, and skis.

Birch

PEFC/FSC certified lumber is used.
Birch is found in relatively low ground around the Great Lakes region of Canada and the United States. It grows to a height of 18 to 24m and a thickness of 75cm.
The sapwood is the color of straw, while the heartwood is a reddish brown color. Birch is strong and tenacious. Its surface is straight and fine, with no special patterns.

Walnut

PEFC/FSC certified lumber is used.
Walnut has a beautiful grain that is used in many types of high-quality furniture and as decorative material/sliced veneer in artwork. It is known as one of the world's three most precious woods, along with teak and mahogany. Walnut is subject to planned logging in carefully controlled and cultivated forests. The features of this lumber include a rich and dignified appearance with a deep brown color and dense grain patterns. Many years of frequent use will bring about subtle changes in the color that only increase the elegance of the wood.

Cedar

The cedar is a coniferous tree that grows in the Pacific Ocean coastal zones of North America, distributed from the southeast of Alaska to the northwest of California. It was used to make canoes and similar items in ancient times. Its straight grain gives it a beautiful luster similar to a matte photograph, and its quarter grain especially has such a delicate and graceful appearance that it is referred to as "itomasa" in Japanese, meaning "fine grain". It has a characteristic fragrance and its components are said to have an antibacterial effect.

Pine (Acetylated wood)

This is wood made of pine from New Zealand and Chile that has been subject to the acetylation process. Acetylated wood is formed by creating a reaction between the wood and acetic anhydride (a type of acetic acid) at high temperature that replaces the "hydroxyl group" in the cell walls of the wood with an "acetyl group" in order to change the characteristics of the wood. This processing method is environmentally friendly. The acetylation process makes the wood highly resistant to rotting, and it is used in outdoor wood applications such as bridges, floodgates, decks and wood sashes.

M-02

Mix Flano

This fabric is 90% wool and 10% nylon, and treated with flano. Nylon provides additional strength to this material.

*Bonding Finish
#7095, and #7099 use material for sofas that has been subjected to a bonding process, which consists of affixing a low-stretch foundation cloth to the surface of the material, thereby improving the stretching and physical strength of the fabric.
Such finish gives the material itself a voluminous appearance, creating a truly luxurious product in both look and feel. This fabric can be dry-cleaned.
Material components: Mix flano (front side), wool 90%, nylon 10%
Foundation cloth (backside): Polyester 100%

Bali

This fabric has depth, but with a simple makeup of 67% rayon, 16% cotton, 15% linen, and 2% silk. 1m2 contains 3400 vertical strands and 1600 horizontal strands, and it is antifouling and waterproofed with Teflon.

Saga

This fabric has a nice texture that is soft to the touch. It is 76% polyester and 24% polypropylene, woven together with a fine chenille yarn. It is extremely tough, and combines strands of different colors to yield a vivid color variation with an impression of depth.

M-03

Boy

This fabric is 100% wool, and manufactured by weaving the vertical and horizontal strand while applying heat and felting by rubbing, resulting in a material that is resistant to wear and pulling.
All 6 available colors are natural hues mixed with the dark brown color from the wool of mountain sheep. These colors are achieved by mixing the two different types of wool before dyeing; one type is bleached wool so that it will accept color more easily and the other type is mountain sheep wool that is resistant to staining and has high wearability.
This material complies with three different international standards for fire resistance.
BS 1021 (British Standard)
EN 1021 (European Norm)
ISO8191-1 (International Organization for Standardization)

#3905

This extremely simple plain weave fabric is woven from 100% acryl of two different colors. The resulting color is relaxed and fresh.

#5191, #5195, #5125, #5126, #5122, #5124

A leather with smooth-textured embossing and a pigmented finish. It has been hot-pressed to reduce its surface irregularities to the minimum possible and render its texture soft to the touch. Thanks to the use of pigment for coloring, the leather has stable color and is strongly dirt-resistant, enabling its allure to last long.

#5010

A smooth leather having a semi-aniline finish without any embossing. Only carefully selected leather is used, for a soft and supple texture. The silver surface (grain side) is dyed, then further colored with a very light pigment before a final coating is applied. The result is a deep-hued finish with a feeling of transparency that brings out the leather’s natural appearance.

#5006

This is a natural leather without embossing or coloration. Tanned with a natural plant extract, this leather preserves its natural texture, without any embossing or color added, resulting in a unique appearance for each product. Another appealing feature is that the leather changes into a deeper color over time as it is used.
Although the surface is treated to resist water, care should be taken to protect it from moisture.

#5431, #5449, #5459

A semi-aniline leather with embossed grainy texture. Characterized by a large thickness – 1.4 mm – and mellowness to the touch. The silver surface (grain side) is dyed, then further colored with a very light pigment before a final coating is applied. The result is a deep-hued finish with a feeling of transparency that brings out the leather's natural appearance.

#4362

This is the world's only suede-texture artificial leather made from acrylic fiber. While giving excellent moisture retention, it also has adequate air permeability thanks to its nonwoven structure. A characteristic feature is the vivid, deep color that only acrylic fiber gives.

#0890, #0892, #0894, #0897, #0898

This high-grade, glossy weaving tape is 100% nylon. This strip-shaped type features an intricate and delicate weave, and is dyed to a vivid, original color.

#0905

The thread in this 100% polyester mesh weave is coated with PVC resin. This material features a plain yet fresh appearance, while being resistant to both pulling and fire.

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