CondeHouse is a Japanese furniture maker based in Asahikawa, Hokkaido. The company specializes in solid-wood furniture built using traditional Japanese joinery alongside contemporary design.

Where is CondeHouse furniture made?

CondeHouse is made in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Japan, a region with a long-established hardwood furniture tradition.

What sustainability certifications does CondeHouse hold?

CondeHouse builds in solid wood with traditional joinery so pieces can be repaired and refinished across generations. Material origin is disclosed on each product page.

Does CondeHouse ship from a US warehouse?

Yes. CondeHouse orders ship from a Comosum US warehouse with standard freight nationwide. Trade pricing is available for interior designers, architects, and commercial accounts.

CondeHouse

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CondeHouse — Japanese solid-wood furniture in FSC/PEFC-certified Hokkaido oak and ash, founded 1968 in Asahikawa. Curated by Comosum for Monozukuri craftsmanship paired with active Hokkaido reforestation since 2000, non-toxic finishes, and a zero-waste philosophy using every part of the tree.

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Made to last chosen with intention.

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At Comosum, we don’t just list any product; we meticulously curate them. Every piece at Comosum is selected for its quality, responsible materials, and long-term use in real homes. That means no throwaway items, no fast furniture, and no hidden shortcuts in craftsmanship. When you buy from us, you’re choosing pieces built to last, made by makers who stand behind their work so you can feel confident bringing them into your home.