Craft culture Japanese colors of amazing natural wood touch

craft culture,In Japan’s, predecessors have created much craft work applying the traditional techniques of parquetry, which brings out the natural taste of the various types of wood used. The unstained natural colors of wood must result from absorbing the numerous nutrients within the soil.

Craft culture Japanese colors of amazing natural wood touch

The diversity is amazing. Tone is an attempt at producing furniture using effectively materials and skillsestablished in the Japanese culture.

Other memorable entries included the avant-gardish bench, “Barca,” by Jacob Joergensen.

The “Sheep Chair” by Tetsuro Yokata

Lobster unique Chair Designed by Lund & Paarmann

Lobster Chair Designed by Lund & Paarmann for the Verikon Furniture. Fun how this chair feel part egg shaped coziness, protected by a woody exoskeleton with the plush leather within. “The shell is laminated, bend wood with a walnut veneer at the back.

Lobster unique Chair Designed by Lund & Paarmann

Inside the shell we have used Pantera foam, as it is very durable and probably the least damaging foam regarding our environment. The swivel base is chrome-plated steel. The fabrics and the leather we are using for Lobster are of the very best quality.”