The letters E and W stand for East and West.
The blending of East culture and style with West modernism has created a "borderless" beauty that is neither Eastern nor Western.

"NOKO" was inspired by the "staggered shelves," one of the most important components of the traditional Japanese housing style, "Shoin-zukuri."

This is interior design that allows you to feel Japanese culture in modern life.

This is an interior piece that will fit in with casual moments and spare time, connecting you to a life with wood.
"MITSUKI" contains the meaning of "being close to trees" and "having many trees (forests) in your life."

The thin, spreading top, which resembles the surface of still water, floats gently on top of the heavy and stable vessel.
Furniture that embodies the Japanese spirit will add depth to the impression of your home.

"They're too young to have their own rooms, but I want to give them their own space where they can concentrate." totte is a line of kids' items that allows you to give your child their own personal space.

The uniquely Japanese sensibility of "ma" is expressed by using the traditional ratio of 1:1.414 (Yamato ratio/silver ratio) and a square.

We used construction techniques such as mortise and tenon joints and paid attention to even the smallest details.

Depending on the material, the texture, weight, and temperature change, and depending on the objects placed inside, you can feel the season, art, and scent. By having space (vessels) in your interior, it may create different sensations and scenes than before.