*Delivery will take approximately 4 weeks after ordering.
The low-seat chair "S-5016NA-ST" is a masterpiece designed by Daisaku Cho.
The design seems to embody Japanese modernity, blending seamlessly into everyday life, whether Japanese or Western. As the name "low chair" suggests, the seat is low at 29cm, allowing you to sit cross-legged or with your legs stretched out.
The rear of the seat is slightly inclined and the thick cushion supports your body, allowing you to sit without putting strain on your lower back.
The legs are shaped like a sled to prevent damage to tatami mats and carpets. It looks great in Japanese-style rooms as well as rooms with wooden floors. *Winner of the Good Design Long Life Design Award *Good Design Award winner
What is a low seat chair? This masterpiece was designed by Daisaku Cho, a member of the Sakakura Junzo Architectural Institute, for a space designed by Sakakura Junzo, one of the leading architects in 20th century Japanese architecture. "I want a chair that blends in with life in a Japanese-style room and allows me to relax comfortably." We fulfilled that request. The design is an embodiment of Japanese modernity, which blends seamlessly into everyday life, whether Japanese or Western.
As the name "low seat" suggests, the seat is 29cm low, so you can sit cross-legged or with your legs stretched out. The back of the seat is slightly inclined, and the thick cushion supports your body, so you can sit without putting strain on your lower back. The legs are shaped like a sled so as not to damage tatami mats or carpets. It looks great in Japanese-style rooms as well as rooms with wooden floors.
