Created by Jin Kuramoto design studio in collaboration with Hiroshima’s expert carpentry workers, the Nadia series of MATSUSO T is characterized by its interlocking wooden construction.
Designer: Jin Kuramoto Studio
Manufacturer: MATSUSO T
Photographs: Takumi Ota
© Takumi Ota
© Takumi Ota
The expansion curves shell gives it a dramatic look and the impression of lightness, each of the wooden parts the chair is assembled from are made with curves that precisely fit the overall structure,
© Takumi Ota
© Takumi Ota
Nadia Chairs are simple silhouette and distinctive shell make it suitable for a wide variety of scenes from home to office.
© Takumi Ota
The distinctive Nadia interlocking wooden construction under the tabletop makes the dining table a stand-out item.
© Takumi Ota
Inspiration from designer:
Many of the professional wood working techniques used by expert carpentry workers in Hiroshima come from traditional wooden boat making. These boat making techniques can be seen in the overall design, as well as a gracious harmony between function and form.
