Karimoku Case
Karimoku Case is a furniture brand that develops case collections with collaborating studios, drawing on Karimoku's wooden furniture craftsmanship.
Last updated September 10, 2026
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Overview
Karimoku Case is presented on its official site as a brand whose case collections are developed with collaborating studios, supported by Karimoku's skills and production capabilities as a manufacturer of wooden furniture. Its About page describes workshops at the Karimoku facility in Aichi, Japan, and a Case Study Program inspired by the Case Study Houses.
History
The official About page states that Karimoku Case draws on the Case Study Houses, a modernist program in which, in the 1940s, Arts & Architecture magazine commissioned architects such as Richard Neutra and Charles and Ray Eames to design inexpensive and easily replicable model homes. The page also describes workshops in which architects are invited to the Karimoku facility in Aichi, Japan, yearly or on a project basis.
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