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Eda takes its name from the Japanese word for “branch”. The gently widening connections echo the way a branch joins a tree, giving strength to the frame. Curved transitions bring the elements together with a natural flow, creating the impression that each piece has been shaped from one continuous piece of wood.
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Horizontal shelves and staggered vertical dividers form a rhythm reminiscent of a musical score. Their arrangement helps distribute weight between the shelves while creating openings of different proportions. Structure and composition work together, making room for objects of different shapes and sizes.
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Smooth solid wooden surfaces meet a softly rounded frame, with each transition carefully resolved. Subtle differences in height between the surfaces and surrounding structure add depth. These details continue throughout the collection, giving its simple forms a distinct character.
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