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Made in Japan
Time & Style creates high-quality products with a pleasant sense of tension within a simple yet sophisticated design that highlights the beauty and the tactile feel of the Japan’s natural materials to manifest the Japanese finesse and sense of beauty.
In our woodworking process, we use the minimum necessary machinery. Most of the work is done by renowned artisans’ faithful hands from various regions of Japan to achieve the high quality.
Any quantity
Through a vast network of artisans and factories in various regions of Japan, in addition to the Time & Style factory in Hokkaido, Time & Style can design, produce and manufacture any number of bespoke furniture, tableware, and lighting.
Our products have the same high-quality standard for the production of one unit, or tens of hundreds.
We can accommodate requests to produce small quantities for home or large amounts for large projects.
High quality
For our products, we use the best Japanese natural materials. Most of the timber used to manufacture our furniture comes from Hokkaido, the northernmost island of Japan, where the temperature can drop to -20°C in the winter. This freezing environment makes the trees grow slower, producing denser and high-quality wood.
In addition to using the best Japanese natural materials, our furniture undergoes the most rigorous resistance and quality tests to be certified by ISO (International Organization for Standardization).
Working together
Time & Style has extensive experience collaborating and developing furniture, lighting, and tableware for the most diverse projects for several architects and interior designers worldwide.
Time & Style works closely with its partners and customers from the first concept to development and manufacturing.
Some of the results of these collaborations even became part of the Time & Style collection catalog.
Our clients
Kengo Kuma and Associates
Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP
Nori Architects
Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects
Claesson Koivisto Rune Architects
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