899,900 kr
The Rikyu Sideboard is designed by Gabriel Tan for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Named after the 16th-century Japanese tea master Sen no Rikyu — a figure who elevated simplicity and restraint to an art form — the Rikyu Sideboard embodies that same ethos. It is a piece defined by what it withholds: no ornamentation, no excess, only the precise and considered resolution of form, joinery, and material. The oak version brings warmth and natural grain to a design of exceptional quietude, making it equally at home in a living room, dining room, or entryway.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
1,290,900 kr
The Braid Sofa is designed by Norm Architects for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Its defining feature is a distinctive woven braid construction — a structural and aesthetic expression that references traditional Japanese craft while achieving a thoroughly contemporary form. The three-seat version is the full expression of the Braid family — a generous, statement sofa with a strong sculptural presence. The Sumi ash frame — ash treated with traditional Japanese Sumi charcoal finishing — adds depth and tonal drama, making this the most striking configuration in the Braid collection.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
1,290,900 kr
The Braid Sofa is designed by Norm Architects for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Its defining feature is a distinctive woven braid construction — a structural and aesthetic expression that references traditional Japanese craft while achieving a thoroughly contemporary form. The three-seat version is the full expression of the Braid family — a generous, statement sofa with a strong sculptural presence. The oak frame provides warmth and material depth, grounding the woven seat in natural tones that complement a wide range of interior palettes.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
772,900 kr
The Braid Sofa is designed by Norm Architects for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Its defining feature is a distinctive woven braid construction — a structural and aesthetic expression that references traditional Japanese craft while achieving a thoroughly contemporary form. The two-seat version offers a generous yet refined seating experience, ideal as a primary sofa or as part of a modular Braid configuration. The Sumi ash frame — ash treated with traditional Japanese Sumi charcoal finishing — adds depth and tonal richness, pairing the dark, smoky finish with the tactile warmth of the woven braid.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
595,900 kr
The Braid Sofa is designed by Norm Architects for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Its defining feature is a distinctive woven braid construction — a structural and aesthetic expression that references traditional Japanese craft while achieving a thoroughly contemporary form. The single-seat version offers a compact, sculptural presence that works as a standalone lounge chair or as a modular starting point within a larger Braid configuration. The Sumi ash frame — ash treated with traditional Japanese Sumi charcoal finishing — adds depth and tonal richness, pairing the dark, smoky finish with the tactile warmth of the woven braid.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
595,900 kr
The Braid Sofa is designed by Norm Architects for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Its defining feature is a distinctive woven braid construction — a structural and aesthetic expression that references traditional Japanese craft while achieving a thoroughly contemporary form. The single-seat version offers a compact, sculptural presence that works as a standalone lounge chair or as a modular starting point within a larger Braid configuration. The oak frame provides warmth and material depth, grounding the woven seat in natural tones.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
1,198,900 kr
The Kumiko Cabinet is designed by Staffan Holm for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Its name derives from the ancient Japanese woodworking technique of Kumiko — a method of assembling small pieces of wood into precise, interlocking geometric patterns without the use of nails. On the Kumiko Cabinet, this intricate lattice-work forms the front panels, elevating what is essentially a functional storage piece into a work of craft and material culture. The standard Kumiko Cabinet offers a versatile mid-size format — equally at home as a standalone piece or paired with others from the collection.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
1,087,900 kr
The Kumiko Cabinet is designed by Staffan Holm for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Its name derives from the ancient Japanese woodworking technique of Kumiko — a method of assembling small pieces of wood into precise, interlocking geometric patterns without the use of nails. On the Kumiko Cabinet, this intricate lattice-work forms the front panels, elevating what is essentially a functional storage piece into a work of craft and material culture. The Tall version maximises storage capacity while making a full-height design statement in the room.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
799,900 kr
The Kumiko Cabinet is designed by Staffan Holm for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Its name derives from the ancient Japanese woodworking technique of Kumiko — a method of assembling small pieces of wood into precise, interlocking geometric patterns without the use of nails. On the Kumiko Cabinet, this intricate lattice-work forms the front panels, elevating what is essentially a functional storage piece into a work of craft and material culture. The Low version offers generous accessible storage while maintaining a discreet, low-profile presence in the room.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
94,900 kr
The Beam Side Table is designed by Staffan Holm for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Its name speaks directly to its form: a clean, beam-like structure that reduces the side table to its most essential geometry. There is no excess, no decoration — only the precise resolution of material and proportion. The Sumi ash version — ash treated with traditional Japanese Sumi charcoal finishing — adds tonal depth and a quietly dramatic presence to this architecturally considered piece.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
94,900 kr
The Beam Side Table is designed by Staffan Holm for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Its name speaks directly to its form: a clean, beam-like structure that reduces the side table to its most essential geometry. There is no excess, no decoration — only the precise resolution of material and proportion. The oak version brings natural warmth and grain to a quietly confident piece that works equally well beside a sofa, a bed, or as a standalone accent.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
98,900 kr
The Dovetail Stool is designed by Staffan Holm for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Its name references the dovetail joint — one of the oldest and most revered techniques in woodworking, celebrated for its mechanical strength and the precision required to execute it. On the Dovetail Stool, this joint is not hidden but celebrated, becoming the defining visual element of the design. The 4-leg version in oak offers stability and natural warmth, a piece that functions as a stool, side table, or sculptural accent with equal ease.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.