Kosei Art · Furniture & objects

Japanese art.
Considered for the home.

Furniture and objects by architect Michio Fujinami. Historic Japanese imagery meets Vietnamese lacquer craftsmanship, in pieces made to order for contemporary life.

Explore the collection

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Shinsei Bloom table shown in a contemporary living room — styled concept image

Selected pieces

The Kosei Art collection

Furniture and objects shaped by Japanese art and Vietnamese craftsmanship. Discover a piece for your home.

See Kosei Art at Takashimaya

October 21 to November 5, 2026 · Takashimaya 33rd Anniversary
Department Store, B1, near Bacha Coffee and the escalator

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Find your piece

Art for the way you live.

Artful accents

Smaller pieces. A distinct presence.

Michio Fujinami, Kosei Art founder and architect — original black-and-white portrait

The founder

From architecture to objects

For Michio Fujinami, a building, its interior and the objects within it form one living environment. His architectural practice brings Japanese aesthetics into harmony with the culture, climate and surroundings of each place.

Kosei Art brings this philosophy to the scale of furniture. Historic Japanese imagery gives each piece a cultural point of departure; Vietnamese lacquer craftsmanship gives it surface, depth and presence in the home.

Qualified as an architect in Japan and Singapore, he founded Fujinami Architects & Associates in 1989. The practice received the BCA Best Buildable Design Award in 1999 for its Sumitomo Warehouse project.

Meet Michio Fujinami
1973Architecture graduate
Shibaura Institute of Technology
100+Architectural projects
Singapore & Vietnam
27+ yearsWorking with craftspeople
in Vietnam

Details to discover

Art Embedded in Lacquer

Hand-painted imagery, preserved leaves and decorative materials appear across the collection. Lacquer brings depth and contrast, inviting a closer look.

Metal corner fittings

The center tables and Go board feature Japanese tansu kanagu. Painting, lacquer and metalwork give these pieces an architectural presence.

Kuro Iris black lacquer center table in a contemporary living room — styled concept image
Kuro Iris in a styled interior. Room furnishings and serving props are not included.

Collection spotlight

Kuro Iris.
Art at the center of the room.

Inspired by Ogata Kōrin’s Irises, this black lacquer center table brings the color and rhythm of Japanese screen painting into daily life.

Discover the artwork, materials and made-to-order details behind the piece.