Maruni Furniture

A pair of uncommon 1960s Japanese folding sling chairs manufactured by Maruni. Known for their simplistic and minimalist design, these chairs bridge many design aesthetics. These cha...

History of Maruni Wood Industry From building structures such as Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines through to private dwellings and the tools that we use in our everyday lives, Jap...

Pair of Maruni rope lounge chairs, circa 1950s, Japan. The chairs feature an ebonized beech wood frame and are contrasted by their camel tension ro...

Looking for that special chair? You know, the one that nobody else has? This is it. From Hiroshima, Japan in the 1950s. This rope lounge chair is not only beautiful, it's comfortable to boot. This chair was brought back from a trip to Japan in the 1950s when a young couple went there to adopt a child. We acquired it from that child. With only 1 owner, this chair sat in its home in Camarillo for almost 70 years. For fans of the Netflix series, Beef, this chair can prominently be seen in the 65 Chairs Exhibition, front and center. All original, this chair even comes with its original cushions. There is one tassel still attached to the bottom cushion. This chair has more character and history than most items we've ever had in the gallery. Maruni Mekko of Japan has quite the following and after sitting in, and appreciating this piece, it's very clear why. Fine craftsmanship merged with beautiful details on an ebonized beech frame make this handsome lounge chair timelessly stylish. A true heirloom piece with a story. This piece would look excellent in any Mid-Century Modern, modern, or contemporary environment. As photographed with a Paul Evans cube table...

Designed by Jasper Morrison for the Japanese furniture manufacturer Maruni, the Lightwood dining chair collection was inspired by Japanese architecture and design. Constructed from ...

Maruni Mokko of Japan folding sling chairs, Quarter sawn oak frame with original brown nylon mesh. Original very good condition. Label on unde...

An incredibly beautiful fully restored slatted wood bench (or coffee table) by Maruni, made in the 1950s in Hiroshima Japan. This super collectible and rare bench is signed with the Maruni tag on the front side and underneath is a label written in Japanese. We are unsure what it says - so if you can read Japanese, please send us a note with translation, we would appreciate it greatly =) The contrasting woods give such a sleek Mid-Century Modern look that you would expect from George Nelson who designed similarly styled benches for Herman Miller. However this one is so much more exotic and special. Each conical splayed leg ends with brass sabots that still possess its beautiful patina from around 70 years of age. if you or your client is a discerning collector or desires to have a distinguished and discerning style, then this is the piece for you. These are so rare - they are worth the slightly higher price versus the commonly found American made benches. If you would like us to add a glass top to make it a coffee table, let us know, we can make one for you. We also currently have a set of original 1950s Maruni Rope Chairs...

Pre-1950 hand turned oak folding lounge chair from the Maruni studio of Hiroshima, Japan. The turned oak framed chair has hand dipped rubber feet and its original translucent nylon w...

Extraordinarily rare pair of pre-1950 hand-carved oak and rope lounge chairs from the Maruni studio of Hiroshima, Japan. The turned oak framed chairs have hand dipped rubber feet, ...

2 early Japanese Modern Rope Chairs by "Maruni". Sculptural Black ebonized wood frame with Rope seat and back. Made in Japan. With metal tag

Stunning rope chair by Maruni from Japan, circa late 1950s. This all original example has a rope seat and back with a sculptural ebonized wood frame. Retains original label.