SUGIYAMA, a manufacturer and a minimalist "iron furniture" brand rooted in Japanese craftsmanship, will exhibit at Milan Design Week again this year. Marking its fourth appearance, the exhibition will feature new chairs and prototypes created in new collaborations with two designers, alongside its existing collection.

Located in central Japan, Seki City in Gifu Prefecture is a world-renowned center of craftsmanship with an 800-year history of swordsmithing, where many famous manufacturers still take great pride in their heritage. Established in 1962, the company initially manufactured parts for automobiles and railway vehicles. In 2000, leveraging its skilled techniques and extensive facilities, SUGIYAMA began a new chapter as an "iron furniture" brand, handling everything from planning and design to manufacturing and sales in-house.

The exhibition expresses the "Beauty of Presence" in SUGIYAMA’s iron furniture through its spatial composition, featuring two themes: "Cool" (Sou) and "Warm" (On). The display is curated with public spaces in mind, such as offices and hotel lounges. Combining minimal design with functional beauty, elegant linework, and the artistry of hand-craftsmanship, these products harmonize with modern living while evoking a sense of Japanese tradition.

Furthermore, our collaboration with designers we met in Milan has unlocked new "possibilities of iron." We will exhibit these prototypes this year, continuing to refine the craftsmanship between the designers and our iron craftsmen.

We aim to bring "iron furniture"—the fusion of Japanese tradition and craftsmanship—to people around the world. Visualizing a future where these pieces enrich diverse environments, from residential to commercial spaces, we look forward to meeting partners at Milan Design Week who share our vision and wish to expand these values together.

We invite you to visit our venue and experience the true essence of SUGIYAMA’s mastery first-hand.