A showroom where you can experience your ideal interior space, with "Ecology" as its concept

Gazing up at the exterior walls from the large, open wooden deck terrace, accessible to everyone, you'll see various shapes of stainless steel offcut panels, crafted by artisans, basking in sunlight and illuminated by indirect light at night, overlapping to emit a timeless beauty.

The design plan for the "TOYO KITCHEN STYLE Nagoya Showroom," which aims to convey an eco-friendly and sustainable message through the use of these stainless steel offcuts, was handled by the world-renowned designer Yukio Hashimoto, known for projects such as The Peninsula Tokyo in Hibiya, Billboard Live Tokyo in Roppongi, Hilton Niseko Village in Niseko, and Silks Palace in Taipei, Taiwan. This project is also notable as Hashimoto's first in Nagoya.



Inside, the showroom is arranged to allow visitors to "discover interior images they'd love to live in," a concept that reflects Toyo Kitchen & Living's expertise in proposing relationships between kitchens and interiors. Visitors can experience an "LDK"—an essential element when considering a home—and grasp a total interior image by experiencing spatial coordination.

Furthermore, dedicated staff can create 3D color perspective drawings and estimates on the spot, allowing for a three-dimensional confirmation of the finished image. Plans tailored to the resident's lifestyle, focusing on "what kind of space and how they want to live," are presented visually.

In addition to kitchens, the showroom also sells superior interior products from over 10 global brands, including "Established & Sons" from the UK, "BD Barcelona Design" from Spain, and "Kartell" from Italy. The latest system kitchen, "INO LEONE," is also being previewed.

Major Brands Handled
Venetian mosaic "SICIS," Furniture & Lighting "Established & Sons," Furniture "XO," Furniture "BD Barcelona Design," Furniture & Lighting "Kartell," Lighting "FOSCARINI," Lighting "Barovier & Toso," Lighting "Innermost," Lighting "Vistosi," Furniture "Memphis"