Where warmthtakes form
Two traditions.
One way of living.
IRORI draws from two familiar ideas of home: Western furniture made for comfort and lingering, and Japanese interiors shaped by proportion, material and restraint.
We choose pieces that can carry a room without crowding it — warm timber, worn hide, woven fibres, stone and metal, allowed to age rather than remain perfect.
Simple does not mean empty.
It means nothing is there without a reason.
Made for rooms,
not pedestals.
Explore the complete IRORI edit. Select a piece to see alternate views, materials, dimensions and production timing.
A room built
around ease.
Low profiles, tactile linen and dark timber create a quieter centre of gravity. Here, Kaku’s block-like form is softened by natural fibre and generous depth.
RESIDENTIAL STUDY · NATURAL LIGHT · WARM NEUTRALS
Kaku Sofa · Kake Lounge Chair · Mon Zataku
Kaku in natural-fibre upholstery
A visible weave softens the geometry.
Generous volume, held close to the floor.
More ways to
live with IRORI.
Thirteen studies in proportion, material and atmosphere. Enter each room to discover the composition and the pieces within it.
Better after
being lived with.
Oak gains depth. Hide creases. Cedar opens. Stone varies. The material is not a surface effect; it is the part that records use.
A quieter way
to buy furniture.
IRORI is presented as a considered collection rather than an endless catalogue. Final dimensions, finishes, upholstery and production timing are confirmed before order.
Private clients
Interior designers
Architects & trade
Bring the room
back to what matters.
For private enquiries, trade specifications, material samples and project quotations.