Fumi Table by Isamu Kenmochi, Japan Design 1961
REF: 7064
Fumi Table by Isamu Kenmochi, Japan Design 1961
REF: 7064
Designer
Fumi model coffee table, designed by Japanese designer Isamu Kenmochi in the 1960s and produced by Tendo Mokko.
This table is distinguished by its two sculpted side supports holding a thick rectangular top, all in Keyaki wood. Designed with simplicity and balance in mind, it perfectly embodies the formal language developed by Isamu Kenmochi within the Japanese modernist movement. Originally intended for traditional interiors, it was notably used in the rooms of the Atami Garden Hotel and is also known as the "Japanese-style desk." Its low height and open structure make it a functional piece, adaptable to various uses.
Provenance: Hôtel à Kanagawa, Japon
Manufacturer : Tendo Mokko, Japan, circa 1965.
Bibliography: Kenmochi Isamu: Japanese Modern. Retrospective, 2004, similar models p. 89 and 192.
- Height 30 cm / 12"
- Width 120 cm / 47 "
- Depth 60 cm / 23 3⁄4"
Category
- Year Design 1960
- Medium Keyaki Wood
- Country Japan
- Provenance Japanese hotel in Kanagawa Prefectural
- Condition Good vintage condition
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