Leftover fabrics are updated into chic room goods. Quon introduces its second home collection.

Modern reinterpretation of traditional Japanese materials and techniques such as BORO and SashikoKUON.. Wabi-sabi designs and stoic yet sustainable manufacturing have captivated even the most discerning fashion freaks.

Quon has released the second installment of its "Home Collection," which was released in March of this year to great acclaim. There were many requests for the re-release of this collection in stores, and some items were sold out immediately.

Cushion ¥5,500-¥9,900

Pouch ¥4,400-¥4,950

Placemat ¥5,500-¥13,200

Room shoes ¥8,800 each

Seat cushion (Cushion for butterfly stool) ¥4,950-9,350

KUON Incense Sticks ¥3,300

The lineup includes cushions, pouches, placemats, and room shoes made of Yoshino latticework, which has been handed down since the Edo period, as well as upcycled rag cushions that were introduced last time. For the first time,Quon Flagship Storeplaced inTendo Woodworks.and seat cushions to match the butterfly stools of theTokyo Kodo.The collection also includes an incense burner made in collaboration with "Quon" and "Quon". All of these items are upcycled from leftover fabrics from the collection, and are in the full spirit of "Quon.

The "Home Collection vol. 2" is the perfect gift for yourself as well as for your friends and partners. Why not enrich your home time during the year-end and New Year holidays with these chic room goods?