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CondeHouse
Japanese solid-wood furniture from Asahikawa, Hokkaido, since 1968 — dining tables and the Ten armchair in Hokkaido oak and ash.

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What is CondeHouse?
CondeHouse is a Japanese furniture maker based in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, making wooden furniture in its own factory there. 82% of the wood it uses is grown in Hokkaido.
Where is CondeHouse furniture made?
In CondeHouse's own factory in Asahikawa, Japan, which has 295 staff.
Does CondeHouse publish environmental data?
Yes. CondeHouse publishes data on its wood and CO2. Its furniture carries a 5-year warranty and is rated for contract use.
What does the Sustainability Meter say about CondeHouse?
CondeHouse is graded 3.7 out of 5 (22 of 30). Material, Manufacturing, Labor and Durability each score 4, for mostly Hokkaido-grown wood, its own factory with published wood and CO2 data, and a 5-year warranty with a contract rating.
























