コンテンツ種別写真動画複数枚｢#PR｣つき投稿 関連投稿国 指定なし日本 イタリア 関連都道府県 指定なし 並び替え投稿日順 ライク数順 コメント数順 エンゲージメント率順 ×アカウント未登録では最新の動画100件のみ閲覧可能です。Commissioned with the renovation of the interior of the Notabene Møntergade store, Norm Architects created an interior design concept that preserves the unique characteristics of the building, such as the double height ceilings and beautiful terrazzo flooring, embracing the leading idea to create a stylized and simplified warehouse atmosphere. The material combination of high-end wooden details, lush bouclé fabrics, hand brushed aluminium surfaces and rippled concrete creates an edgy universe that is both relaxed, refined, and luxurious at the same time. Photography by @jonasbjerrepoulsen2025/11/20に公開- 指定なし0.35%5096A–S01 | Sofa designed by @keijiashizawadesign With the sofa, Keiji Ashizawa played with the same structure used for the table, arriving at a sofa that embodies sculptural, yet laid-back elements. The low height enhances the size of the space. Simple, yet multi-functional, the armrest can be used as a pillow, making it a daybed.2025/11/17に公開- 指定なし0.21%3051The N-CC01 | Club Chair by @normarchitects, captured at the Forest Retreat – a secluded sanctuary in the Swedish woodland. Photography by @jonasbjerrepoulsen and @karl_tranberg2025/11/12に公開- 指定なし0.41%6082N-SW01 The N-SW01 | Swivel Chair designed by Norm Architects for Bellustar Tokyo, a luxury hotel located in Tokyo’s iconic Shinjuku district, exudes an air of minimalist luxury. The crafted circular base and exquisite upholstery entices with the promise of remarkable surrounding support and comfort whilst preserving a strong sense of privacy. Rotating on its own axis, the chair turns seamlessly and returns to its origin when not in use. Comfortable, yet unobtrusive, the Swivel Chair is introduced as an entirely new typology in the Karimoku Case collection. The small footprint makes the chair ideal for various interior settings, offering both functionality and elegance. Whether placed in a hotel lobby, a cozy reading nook, or a stylish living room, the Swivel Chair enhances the space with its refined aesthetics and timeless design. Phptography by @jonasbjerrepoulsen2025/11/10に公開- 指定なし0.58%8561Karimoku Commons Kyoto reopens this autumn with a completely renewed layout, presenting the latest furniture collections from Karimoku Case. The new styling, overseen by renowned interior stylist Yumi Nakata, reinterprets the distinctive atmosphere of the Kyo-machiya, Kyoto’s traditional wooden townhouse, through a contemporary lens. Embracing the unique character of its surroundings, the renewed space moves beyond the framework of a conventional showroom. It has been carefully composed to offer spatial and sensory insights into the rhythms of contemporary living, where design and craftsmanship coexist in quiet harmony. Read more about the updated Karimoku Commons Kyoto layout in our latest newsletter, available through the link in our bio. Styling by @yumi909 Photography by @bouillonfoto2025/11/05に公開Kyoto, Japan 日本 神奈川県1.13%1,66713The N-DC01 | Dining Chair designed by Norm Architects, seen at the Kinuta Terrace apartment, the first project in the Karimoku Case universe. Photography by @jonasbjerrepoulsen2025/11/04に公開- 指定なし0.43%6393A-DC03 | Dining Chair designed by @keijiashizawadesign This dining chair is an alternative version of the A-DC02, without armrests and a larger backrest providing a relaxing and comfortable seating experience. Both dining chairs were designed with the backs carved out of solid wood and finished with details that echo the tactile upholstered seat, available in either delicious Sørensen leather or ravishing Kvadrat textiles fabric.2025/10/30に公開- 指定なし0.73%1,0815The Azabu Hills Residence marks the 10th project of Karimoku Case; a home where every piece of furniture has been shaped to belong. In the bedroom, a bespoke sideboard becomes a subtle stage for personal objects, while the bedside table mirrors its quiet expression. A hidden outlet ensures that function remains invisible, preserving the serenity of the space. Each detail contributes to a seamless whole, where architecture, furniture, and daily life exist in quiet harmony. Styling by @yumi909 Photo by @kentomoooo2025/10/24に公開- 指定なし0.69%1,00611Amid the whispering pines of Northern Zealand, Denmark, the intimate guest house No. 16 stands as a serene coastal refuge. The 1930s Italian inspired villa has been thoroughly restored and gently reimagined, honouring its layered past while unfolding a new and contemplative identity. Within the walls of the guest house, the spaces recall the stillness of a Hammershøi interior, with gentle light falling softly across quiet surfaces, where classic proportions meet Scandinavian clarity. Subtle echoes of Japanese aesthetics, rooted in imperfection, transience, and natural restraint, creates a tactile poetry that invites wellbeing and a sense of timeless calm. Photography by @jonasbjerrepoulsen2025/10/22に公開- 指定なし0.69%1,00415Located in a quiet residential area in the heart of Tokyo, this renovation project is for a luxury condominium at Opus Arisugawa Terrace & Residence. The area is popular among families for its favorable neighborhood, including Arisugawa Palace Park in close proximity. The living room space facing the open area on the south side in particular had long hours of sunlight, which creates a bright atmosphere. In response to the increasing desire of urban dwellers to reside closer to nature, the space lets in the light to extend well into the inner walls of the living space. The essences of the interior are embraced by the textures; the slightly white-stained oak floors and walls, and plaster walls cherishing the handwork strokes. Photography by @kentomoooo2025/10/20に公開- 指定なし1.04%1,52614The N-DC04 and N-DC05 dining chairs by Copenhagen-based Norm Architects exemplify the refined simplicity and human-centric design language that define the Karimoku Case collection. Originating from the idea of creating a wooden chair with a straightforward and honest expression, both designs celebrate Karimoku’s mastery of craftsmanship and technology; the balance between the handcrafted and the high-tech. Read more about the dining chairs in our latest newsletter, available in the link in our bio.2025/10/15に公開- 指定なし0.71%1,0544Situated deep in the Swedish forests, close to a tiny winter sport area, a small traditional wooden retreat sits on top of a ridge formed millions of years ago. Besides the pine forest covering the fault, the surrounding landscape is a low undulating region of heaths and ridges that rise above gently sloping sandy beaches and small beach towns. Consisting of a main house with two floors, and a guest annex built in between the tree trunks, the secluded property can accommodate up to three families with each their own suite, as the bottom floor of the main house works as a hotel suite with its own bedroom, bathroom, minibar, and sauna just as the annex is also completely self-contained. Photography by @jonasbjerrepoulsen and @karl_tranberg2025/10/14に公開- 指定なし0.77%1,1404NF-CT01 | Coffee Table designed by @fosterandpartners Crafted from solid oak to match the materiality of the NF collection, the NF-CT01 coffee table serves as a natural extension of its companion pieces. Its long, rectangular form aligns with the proportions of the surrounding seating, while the precisely recessed tabletop allows the legs to meet with clarity and intent. The angular joints and straight edges contrast the collection’s softer silhouettes, creating a quiet dialogue between the linear and the organic. Minimal yet expressive, it embodies a refined simplicity grounded in architectural honesty.2025/10/08に公開- 指定なし1.02%1,49115N–CT01 l Coffee Table designed by @normarchitects With its construction being based on the many facades and doors that you find in shrines, temples and traditional architecture all over Japan, the various wooden parts of the sofa table are intentionally spaced and levelled with high precision, making the furniture piece light in its appearance. The spacing between each element lets the light travel through to make for an organic, living piece of furniture. The stone top carries references to the minimalist designs by famous, Danish designer Poul Kjærholm. Photography by @jonasbjerrepoulsen2025/10/06に公開- 指定なし0.51%7466Karimoku Commons Kyoto, designed by @keijiashizawadesign, is the second hybrid space by Karimoku, following Karimoku Commons Tokyo. Spanning 150 m² across three floors, the space serves as both a showroom and office. Visitors can explore the craft of Karimoku furniture, experiencing the brand’s philosophy of “high-tech and high-touch” through materials, design, and spatial experience. Located in Kyoto’s vibrant Nakagyo-ku district, the former Machiya features wooden lattices, a prominent street eave, and a distinctive architectural rhythm that welcomes the city’s energy inside. Photography by @kentomoooo2025/09/29に公開- 指定なし1.1%1,6262CASE 02.3: Blue Bottle Coffee Nagoya Sakae Café, designed by @keijiashizawadesign Despite being an interior space, the tiled pillars and beams give the impression of a strong, graceful space that is architectural. The view looks like an extension of the city landscape including the park, and is intended to function as a cafe for the urban city. This is the long-awaited first Blue Bottle Coffee to open in Nagoya, and the hope is it will be familiar to local residents for years to come. Photography by @kentomoooo2025/09/26に公開- 指定なし1.23%1,8117At Karimoku Case, furniture is never merely functional; it shapes the way we live, meet, and connect. While sofas or dining chairs often anchor our homes, bar stools belong to the in-between spaces: cafés, restaurants, lobbies, or kitchen counters where people gather, pause, and converse. The bar stool is both practical and symbolic. Elevated in height, it fosters a sense of informality, placing people at eye level across a counter or table, encouraging dialogue and exchange. It is furniture designed not only for comfort, but for atmosphere, shaping the rhythm of public and social life. Read about the Karimoku Case bar stools in our latest newsletter, available via the link in our bio.2025/09/24に公開- 指定なし0.53%7814Located in Nagoya, a large city located between Tokyo and Osaka, the recently finished Chunichi Building has been raised as a landmark in the Sakae area in central Nagoya. At a prime location, the corner site on the first floor of the building hosts the new Blue Bottle Coffee Nagoya Sakae Café, designed by Keiji Ashizawa Design, furnished with an extensive collection of Karimoku Case pieces. With Hisaya-odori Park in front of the cafe, the area has many pedestrians coming and going from the subway which calls for an accessible venue suited for a diverse range of people and needs. Photography by @kentomoooo2025/09/22に公開- 指定なし1.12%1,63915Every Blue Bottle cafe is designed with a connection to its surrounding environment, including its history, location, and demographics. Cafes are a unique representation of the Blue Bottle craft and a respectful tribute to the communities in which they are located. JAKC is the fourth cafe in which Blue Bottle has collaborated with Keiji Ashizawa Design. The design team drew inspiration from a traditional Shanghainese architectural style featuring Shikumen alley, a narrow lane shared by traditional houses within courtyard walls, to create “Architecture in Architecture” the primary organizational theme throughout the cafe, as well as roof tiles used in traditional Chinese buildings to develop a motif that can be seen in the interior design and even menu offerings. The interior details and the furniture were designed to create harmony, giving the space a refined look. Additionally, the A-DC02 |Dining Chair and A-LC01 | Lounge Chair were specifically designed for the project. Leather chairs and sofas decorate the cafe’s interior, which is reminiscent of an alleyway in Shanghai. The contrast between these furnishings and the seemingly rough tiles and concrete skeleton of the interior creates a pleasant tension when combined with the contemporary sensibilities and fine quality of the Blue Bottle Coffee brand. Photography by @jonathan_leijonhufvud2025/09/19に公開- 指定なし0.8%1,17510Created by @keijiashizawadesign and, taking in Chef Tahara’s culinary philosophy of blending seasonal ingredients, the @logy.tw space seamlessly blends elements of Taiwanese and Japanese architecture. Bricks, a staple in both traditions, were thoughtfully combined from Taiwanese and Japanese sources, creating a unique ambiance that embodies the land and culture of each other. Bamboo, a shared natural element, inspires the bespoke lighting, while the seating arrangement embraces Taiwan’s traditional round-table dining to create a warm, inviting atmosphere for family and friends to gather and share a meal. To ensure a comfortable dining experience, the round tables are designed with ample space beneath, offering freedom and ease. The bespoke dining chairs were crafted to provide relaxed, cozy seating, allowing guests to unwind and engage in conversation. The pendant lamps, inspired by bamboo stems and placed above each table, creates a soothing rhythm in the space, adding both accents and a sense of intimacy to the expansive environment. “As a fine dining restaurant, every step of the guest’s experience from the moment they enter should feel special. We placed great emphasis on ensuring that the guest’s journey—from the entrance, through the waiting area, and to the seating—would feel smooth and comfortable. Visually, lighting was used to create an intangible separation between seating areas. To enhance acoustic comfort, large curtains were installed to absorb and soften conversation noise, adding a sense of distance and privacy.” - @keijiashizawadesign Photography by @kentomoooo2025/09/15に公開- 指定なし0.67%99061234...24>次へ×インフルエンサーコンテンツCSVダウンロードフォロワー総数、フォロワー増減数、エンゲージメント数、エンゲージメント率ダウンロード※ データには投稿ID, キャプション, LIKE数, コメント数の他、投稿日, 投稿URL, Reel再生数, Reel動画尺, スクリーンネーム, 名前, 自己紹介, フォロワー数, ユーザーURLが含まれます。 コンテンツをCSVでダウンロード
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