Pair of stools by Isamu Kenmochi for Akita Mokko, Japan circa 1960
REF: 7879
Pair of stools by Isamu Kenmochi for Akita Mokko, Japan circa 1960
REF: 7879
Designer
These stackable stools, model 202, created by Isamu Kenmochi, a key figure in post-war Japanese design, perfectly reflect his minimalist and functional aesthetic. Kenmochi was one of the founders of the Japan Industrial Designers and collaborated with Isamu Noguchi from the 1950s.
The stools feature a structure in dark-stained solid beech, paired with a restored seat upholstered in Lido fabric by Nobilis.
Lightweight, stackable, and functional, they embodie the perfect blend of modernism and craftsmanship.
Manufacturer: Akita Mokko (sticker).
Bibliography: Japanese Design Since 1945, Naomi Pollock, Editions de la Martinière, October 2020, p. 53.
- Height 45 cm / 17 "
- Width 40 cm / 15 "
- Depth 35 cm / 14"
- Year Circa 1965
- Medium Beech, Fabric
- Country Japan
- Condition perfect condition, restorated
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