Ten Armchair

For over 50 years, CondeHouse has quietly redefined what modern furniture can be—thoughtfully made, enduringly beautiful, and deeply connected to nature. Based in Asahikawa, in the heart of Japan’s northernmost island, CondeHouse blends traditional Japanese craftsmanship (Monozukuri) with cutting-edge technology to create furniture that honors both people and the planet.

Each piece begins in the lush forests of Hokkaido, where the brand sources local Japanese Oak and Ash—materials known for their strength, beauty, and minimal environmental footprint. These woods are shaped in a factory where precision machinery and master artisans work side by side. The result? Furniture that is both technically sophisticated and emotionally resonant, designed to last for generations.

Whether you’re furnishing a home, a modern office, or a boutique hotel, CondeHouse offers a collection of chairs, tables, and storage solutions that pair minimalist elegance with ergonomic comfort. From award-winning collaborations with global designers to custom projects for public spaces, their pieces reflect a quiet refinement rooted in Japanese aesthetic values—clean lines, warm materials, and subtle details that elevate everyday moments.

Sustainability is not a trend for CondeHouse—it’s a practice. Since 2000, they’ve planted new trees in Hokkaido to ensure future generations can enjoy the same natural resources. They use FSC-certified and PEFC materials, non-toxic finishes, and a zero-waste philosophy that ensures every part of the tree is put to use.

CondeHouse is where contemporary design meets time-honored care—for craft, for community, and for the forests that make it all possible.

White resin version is stocked in LA - ships within 2 weeks. For additional colors and customization options, please contact hello@comosum.com.

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Conde House warranties products from defects in materials and workmanship for five years from the shipping date.

For everyday care, wipe away dust gently with a dry, soft cloth. Do not rub harshly, as this may cause dust/dirt to penetrate or adhere to the surface.