Furniture coordinate at a serviced apartment in Minato-ku. Even though it is just a serviced apartment, we make sure to coordinate furniture in a fashion that allows for maximum comfort and practicality. With the help of decorative items and accessories, we were able to make it feel even more like home to the guests.
Perhaps this post could give you inspiration to make changes to your living spaces and elevate your interior. Message us or visit our store to get interior advice for free. We are here and ready to assist you with beautifying your home.
Solar panels on our Kisarazu warehouse was connected to grids on July. Seven air conditioners are cooling the warehouse with free energy from the sun. Last year, our warehouses were flooded with furniture picked-up from our customers. Usually in-coming customers use used furniture, but no new expats customers can come into Japan due to the isolation policy. We rented new warehouse hear Haneda airport, but not enough. It was quite difficult to rent a big warehouse, due to the high demands by E-commerce. We managed to find a spacious land in Kisarazu, Chiba prefecture. Thanks to the Aqua Line, a freeway ( actually it costs 800 yen at the tole gate), we can go there in 45 minutes from our office. We hired a contractor and built two stories 960 ㎡ warehouse, which completed on March 2021. There was no tall building around the warehouse, so we decided to install 47 kWh solar panels on the roof. From July 2021, the panels are generating more than enough energy to cool the warehouse. 6 minutes walk from the warehouse is the Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu, and 2 min by car from Costco Kisarazu, which was built in August 2020. The houses in this area are mostly big with large yard, it looks people here is having American lifestyle. Once our customers come back, and Kisarazu warehouse is not too packed with furniture, we are planning to convert the warehouse into furniture outlet.
Let us introduce our partnered Persian rug/carpet store – Persian Abrisham. Persian Abrisham is a long-established store specialising in selling authentic handmade Persian rugs and carpets. Persian rugs are loved by our clients, not only for its beautiful design but also for its durability. A good Persian rug can last a lifetime; and certainly it will live on to tell interesting and intimate family stories from generation to generation. We are now displaying a Persian Abrisham’s rug at our store. Please come by and see this exquisite rug. Perhaps you might want to replace your rug with a new one!
The rainy season has come to an end here in Tokyo, and summer is just around the corner. As it is getting hotter and hotter, working from home could be a good solution to provide comfortability and work performance. Our ROMEO desk is not only stylish but also suitable in different scenarios. Whether your home office is spacious or slightly confined, this desk will serve your purpose well. We are displaying this item in our showroom. Please visit and check out the item by yourself! We are waiting for your visit.
We visited Ariake Kogyo, an industrial waste management company. We try our best to clean and re-use our rented furniture, but items damaged or stained beyond repair are brought to this site.
Mr. Takahashi, a passionate young gentleman took us to the room overlooking Tokyo Gate Bridge and Central Breakwater. Here industrial wastes are separated to burnable items and metals.
Walking around the big yard, we saw a huge building actually wastes are brought in. Due to the Covid-19, many workers are working from home, and unnecessary office space were closed. Desks and chairs are brought here frequently.
Next building we saw was a burnable yard. Paper, clothes, plastics are shredded into small pieces, pressured and stored as fuels. We felt sad seeing brand new pants wrapped and tagged.
The room to pound mixed wastes, too dangerous for people to go in, is monitored by cameras and screens. When something goes wrong, everything stopped and staff actually go in there to check.
Please see a video actual wastes are brought into the yard. Although paper, fabrics and plastics are re-use as thermal energy, Thanks to Mr. Takahashi, we learned where our disposed furniture goes. However, I also thought we need to try our best to recycle them without burning.
