Numerous representative works in new specifications, created with the concept of a new brand, are on display.

The dedicated gallery will feature a special upholstery model of the "Pelican Chair," a representative work used in the "House of Finn Juhl Hakuba" hotel opened in December 2016, as well as a collection of rare "Nyhavn" series tables, desks, and sideboards, alongside numerous representative works in new specifications created with the concept of a new brand.

Exhibited Items (Examples)
Pelican Chair (1940)
This piece was designed by Finn Juhl under the influence of a sculptor's work.
It was named the Pelican Chair due to its resemblance to a pelican spreading its wings.
Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price: ¥901,800 (tax included)

Poet Sofa (1941)
An early representative sofa by Finn Juhl, first presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition in 1941.
This sofa possesses the most charming form among Finn Juhl's works.
Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price: ¥1,318,680 (tax included)

Additionally, the "FJ64" chair, which had not been produced before, will be specially exhibited for a limited time until the end of December.
Like other Finn Juhl models, the FJ64 chair is named after the year it was designed, and the product was completed using only watercolor sketches of Finn Juhl's designs, which are consistently present in his work.
This stacking chair, an unusual industrial design for Finn Juhl combining plastic and metal legs, still showcases the essence of his design in its form, the color scheme of the legs, and the wooden tips of the legs.
Until its commercialization in 2017, this chair was never produced as FJ64, and it is likely that not even a prototype was made. It is being unveiled for the first time in Japan to commemorate the opening of this dedicated gallery.

In addition, Finn Juhl's sketch posters drawn in watercolor are also on display, making this the first dedicated gallery in Japan where visitors can fully appreciate the world of Finn Juhl, known as the "sculptor of furniture."
( http://www.idc-otsuka.jp/showroom/ariake/finn_juhl )

Finn Juhl (Denmark, 1912-1989)

He created a unique world with his distinctive ideas and excellent sense of form, making Denmark known for its furniture worldwide. He was called the "sculptor of furniture" for the beauty of his forms and details.
He favored teak, a wood notoriously difficult to work with, and his improvements to its processing methods established teak as a primary material for Danish furniture, a significant achievement. His works are part of the collections in Danish embassies and museums around the world.