Japanese tansu chests are testaments to a fascinating era. These unique pieces add a touch of retro charm, durability and distinctiveness to modern homes.
Sato Magazine
Stories around Sato. A look back at the company's more than 25-year history.
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Tansu: Furniture with HistoryRead more -
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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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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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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Akito: timeless design, clever functionalityRead moreThe Akito sofa is an eye-catcher for any home and a versatile daybed with an innovative folding mechanism.
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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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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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Die Kunst des KreisesRead moreSato präsentiert in einer Ausstellung die japanische Künstlerin Sanae Sakamoto – und ihre Kunst, den perfekten Kreis zu malen.
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Current Exhibition at SatoRead moreMore than 70 works by Japanese artist Sanae Sakamoto are currently on display at Sato. She will give a live performance on 4 December.
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An Evening with Sanae SakamotoRead moreThe exhibition by Sanae Sakamoto opened on 18 September 2025 – with the strike of a gong and a captivating performance.