These are the best showrooms in Tokyo, filled with the best trends for you to keep up with your home decor. Join Home and Decoration and scroll through the best selection of furniture stores that we’ve compiled for you!
Tokyo Lease Corporation
It is a furniture store that delivers the authentic Western lifestyle for 51 years since it started leasing and selling furniture to expatriates and embassies from overseas.
Walpa Store Tokyo
WALPA will be a bridge between you and the world with lots of unique wallpapers. They want to provide a place to meet wallpaper. Have more love for your homeand feel free to change your “wallpaper” as if you were changing your clothes.
Steelcase Worklife Tokyo
Their WorkLife Centers are designed to show how we can create inspiring holistic workplaces. For individual product inquiries please contact our dealers. WorkLife Centers include settings for individuals and groups; some are owned, others are shared, and they can exist in open or closed environments
B&B Italia Tokyo
Founded in 1966 with the entrepreneurial vision of Piero Ambrogio Busnelli, B&B Italia is a leading Italian company in the international world of designer furniture for both home (B&B Italia Home Division) and contract (B&B Italia Contract Division).
Nishimura
They are proud of their extensive lineup of brands for which they are the sole distributor in Japan, such as the Orthorpe collection and the Kino Brothers collection developed by Theodore Alexander, including Maitland Smith. Not only furniture but also lamps, decors, chandeliers, paintings, etc. are available, and it is a space where you can fully enjoy each brand image.
Herman Miller Store
Herman Miller Store plans to offer a range of different products: from ergonomically designed office furniture (including a Classic Line based on the timeless designs of various American designers, such as Charles and Ray Eames, and George Nelson), to lighting, stationery, and even a range of fragrances.
Republic of Fritz Hansen Store
Fritz Hansen is an exclusive, international design brand whose timeless collection unites world-famous classic and contemporary furniture, lighting, and accessories.ACME Furniture
Their original products that are made based on our 35 years history of skill and experience represents the finest details inspired by the American vintage. ACME Furniture introduces its own concept, an excellent mix of original and vintage.
Cassina
Cassina is an Italian manufacturing company specialized in the creation of high-end designer furniture. Cassina continued to expand in size and fame, with products that covered a broad range of furniture including chairs, armchairs, tables, sofas, and beds.
Norwegian Icons Showroom
Norwegian Icons is an initiative dedicated to telling the world about the best of Norwegian interior design from 1940 to 1975. The aim is to increase global awareness of Norway’s contribution to the Mid-Century Scandinavian design movement, as well as promote the work of contemporary Norwegian manufactures. In recent years, Norwegian Icons has told the story of Norwegian design history through a series of exhibitions in Oslo, London, Milan, Tokyo, and New York.
Arflex
arflex plans a journey through Italy to rediscover and savor the history of expert artisan culture. It encompasses historical and modern architecture, meeting different people who are the guardians of international taste and ideas.
Somewhere Tokyo
Design gallery located in Tokyo. Established in 2010. SOMEWHERE TOKYO trades in the furniture by the artist-designers. The furniture offered at the shop has deliberately blurred the distinctions between modern and contemporary, between vintage and new. We specialize in post-60s Japanese, Italian, and other vintage designs and contemporary Japanese artists.
Conde House Tokyo
As an interior brand created by fashion brands, journal standard Furniture collaborates with various fashion brands, artists, and creators every season. By fusing interior and fashion through the living space, we propose a unique world view and products that other interior brands do not have.
Maruni Tokyo
“Furniture transmitted from Japan to the world” can only be produced by Maruni Woodworking. They have started making furniture that combines an international sense of design, and aesthetic sense of wood unique to Japan, and elaborate manufacturing techniques to the world. Aiming for furniture that blends into the user’s life and will be loved as a staple 100 years later, we continue to face wood and work hard to make things.
Ligne Roset Tokyo
Ligne Roset is synonymous with modern luxury and invites consumers to revel in a contemporary, design-forward lifestyle.
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Ritzwell Tokyo Showroom
Ritzwell is a Japanese furniture brand and is involved in the whole process from design to manufacturing which is carried out entirely in Japan. Since its establishment in 1992, Ritzwell has continuously pursued the creation of high-quality pieces of furniture which are made from excellent materials and demonstrate superior craftsmanship.
The Conran Shop Marunouchi
Founded by Terence Conran in 1974, The Conran Shop’s roots are in London, where it was responsible for the revival of the historic Michelin House building on Fulham Road, Chelsea. The Conran Shop has since grown to become a leading luxury retailer offering a covetable edit of furniture, lighting, home accessories, and gifts from some of the most iconic and up-and-coming designers from around the world.
Flexform Tokyo
The Flexform showroom is not a shop, but a workspace dedicated to industry professionals – authorized dealers, architects, interior designers, designers, and the public is also welcome.
Toyo Kitchen Style Tokyo Showroom
Tokyo Showroom is located on Omotesando in Minamiaoyama, the forefront of the global fashion and interior trends. See the total coordination of the latest kitchens and interior decorations in a wide and relaxing two-story space.
Artek Tokyo Store
Artek Tokyo is located in the lively area of Omotesando, just off the main pedestrian thoroughfare. Spread over 200 square meters and on two levels, the store brings Finnish and Nordic lifestyles right into the heart of Tokyo. Here, one can discover the beauty for everyday life, with furniture, lighting, and accessories by Artek and like-minded companies.
