For 3 decades, the Tenshi has been one of Sato's best-selling pieces of furniture. Now the iconic bed becomes a fully functional sofa.
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Tenshi Sofa: A Classic ReimaginedRead more -
Treasures in the BasementRead moreIn the basement of Sato at Ausstellungsstrasse 39 lies the Fundgrube — a treasure trove of furniture, textiles and accessories at reduced prices, just waiting to be discovered.
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Made to Order: The Sato Sewing AtelierRead moreAt Sato, textiles are still made by hand and on site — to measure, to choice, to need. The in-house sewing atelier is a quiet countermovement to the logic of mass production.
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Tatami, Bench or Floor – the Folding Seat That AdaptsRead moreCompact, understated and more versatile than it looks – the Folding Seat brings the spirit of the Japanese zaisu into the European home.
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Eclettica: The Art of Elegant TransformationRead moreWith a single motion, transform from armchair to chaise longue to a bed: Eclettica blends Japanese minimalism with European craftsmanship.
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Past meets present: A Japanese folding table with styleRead moreThe Folding Table H33 is a compact, minimalist wooden table. It is a folding table that is thoroughly modern and at the same time embodies the tradition and culture of Japan.
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Duvet Covers with Japanese Patterns from the Sato StudioRead moreIn our in-house Sato sewing studio, we create duvet covers that are more than just bedding – they are a tribute to craftsmanship.
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A Life's Work in Ink – The Sanae Sakamoto Exhibition at SatoRead moreFrom September 2025 to March 2026, Sato hosted a comprehensive solo exhibition by the Japanese artist Sanae Sakamoto. A look back.
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Sofas by Brühl for the European-Japanese world of SatoRead moreThe Brühl sofas and lounge chairs are renowned for their creative design diversity. Functional, minimalist and durable, they fit harmoniously into Sato's European-Japanese living space.
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The right futon type for youRead moreBased on the classic Japanese futon, Sato has been producing a variety of futon types for over 25 years to meet the different needs in Swiss homes. An overview.
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Tenshi: Timeless DesignRead moreThe Tenshi is a bed, lounger, shelf, sofa and bench all in one. This multi-functional, timeless creation has been an exclusive part of the Sato collection since 1996 and remains a bestseller to this day - made in Switzerland from fir wood from Emmental.
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The Philosophy of ConnectionRead moreA Japanese design house transforms industrial waste into elegant lounge furniture – demonstrating how sustainable design is shaping the future of living.
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Tami: Lieblingsobjekt zum Arbeiten, Wohnen und SchlafenRead moreReduziert, zeitlos, leicht und mobil: Das Tami begleitet Sato seit den Anfangstagen. Es ist ein Bett, das tagsüber auch als Arbeits- und Wohnfläche genutzt werden kann.
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Tansu: Furniture with HistoryRead moreJapanese tansu chests are testaments to a fascinating era. These unique pieces add a touch of retro charm, durability and distinctiveness to modern homes.
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Hana: The all purpose futon sofa bedRead moreThanks to the advantages of the foldable futon, Hana is a fully-fledged sofa and bed in one. It is available in two versions, Classic and Lounge.
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The All-Purpose Folding Table and Stool from JapanRead moreA folding table and a matching folding stool: a duo for more flexibility in the living area.
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The Art of the CircleRead moreSanae Sakamoto has devoted her life to Japanese calligraphy – and to a motif that is at once utterly simple and impossible to resolve: the circle.
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Antique Japanese Folding Screen for Your HomeRead moreAntique Japanese folding screens combine art and functionality. In living areas, they serve as stylish room dividers, decorative art objects and impressive backdrops.
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Tana: A Japanese shelf for your homeRead moreJapanese architecture is renowned for its functionality and aesthetics. One element that perfectly embodies these principles is the traditional Japanese wooden shelf.
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Silent Moments in Snow: Christmas Cards at SatoRead morePoetic winter scenes as holiday greetings: Discover handpicked greeting cards from Japan at Sato.
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Shizuko Yoshikawa Objects and Everyday Items from JapanRead moreAn exhibition of Japanese artworks and everyday objects that surrounded the renowned graphic designer Shizuko Yoshikawa.
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All Together: Rethinking Living SpacesRead moreThe Brühl All Together sofa offers an attractive design. Thanks to its modular elements, it can be used in a variety of ways, allowing for flexibility in your living space.
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Jerry Sofa: Brilliantly Simple And FlexibleRead moreWinner of the Red Dot Design Award, the Jerry Sofa by Brühl stands out for its simple design and adaptability to different everyday needs.
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Funadansu: Antique Japanese SafesRead moreFunadansu are magnificently decorated antique Japanese safes from the Edo period. They represent the heyday of one of the most important shipping routes of the era.
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Japanese Ceramics at SatoRead moreAt Sato in Zurich you will find a wide range of ceramics for everyday use. In 2017, the shop dedicated an exhibition to Japanese pottery.