Storage + Hardware
Kanamono Drawer Pull
$ 11.00 USD
Expertly shaped brass forms the core of these Kanamono Drawer Pulls, which feature a dark finish and a notable, pleasant texture. Add an eye-catching accent to drawers, cabinets, and other storage essentials, bringing a note of artisanal beauty to the most unexpected places.
Drawer pulls sold individually. Includes one screw for easy installation.
About Muro Kanamono
Metalworking atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast brass with black finish
Dimensions:
Small: 0.95" W x 1" D
Large: 1.2" W x 1.2" D
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix the juice from half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water, then dry immediately and thoroughly.
Kyoto, Japan
Kanamono Drawer Handle
$ 45.00 USD
Beautiful brass is shaped to form these dichromatic Drawer Handles from the talented metalworkers at Muro Kanamono. Each adds an eye-catching dark or bright accent to drawers, cabinets, and other storage essentials, bringing a note of artisanal beauty to the most unexpected places.
Drawer handles sold individually. Includes two screws for easy installation.
About Muro Kanamono
Metalworking atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast brass with optional black finish
Dimensions:
133mm: 5.25" L x 1.3" W x 0.4" H
155mm: 6.1" L x 1.3" W x 0.4" H
260mm: 10.25" L x 1.3" W x 0.4" H
285mm: 11.25" L x 1.3" W x 0.4" H
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix the juice from half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water, then dry immediately and thoroughly.
Kyoto, Japan
Kanamono Hook
$ 52.00 USD
Easily add a bit of practical utility to any corner of the home with a good hook. This series of hooks from Muro Kanamono comes in two handy sizes and is crafted from solid brass that will take on a complex patina over the years.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: L: 2.95" x .55" x 3.46"; S: 1.97" x .55" x 2.44"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
Kanamono Double Hook
$ 40.00 USD
Easily add a bit of practical utility to any corner of the home with a good hook. This double hook from Muro Kanamono is crafted from solid brass that will take on a complex patina over the years.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: 5.05" x 0.4" x 2"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
Lacquered Steel Hook
$ 19.50 USD
Made by Philadelphia fabricator, production artist and friend of rikumo Cameron Dye, these showroom-quality steel hooks are waiting to join the ranks of your home's iconic hardware. Part of our rikumo x Local collaboration initiative.
Materials: Steel with lacquer coating
Dimensions: 3" W x 2.6" H x 0.2" D
Care: Use indoors in a dry environment. Flash rust is possible if used outdoors or exposed to high humidity.
Made in the USA
Kanamono Towel Bar
$ 118.00 USD
– Sold OutThis solid brass towel bar just might be the missing piece in the bathroom of your dreams. It features a simple and unassuming design that is made amazing through Muro Kanamono's expert casting. It’s available in either plain brass or brass with a black finish to complement your towel collection.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: 15.75" x 2.2"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
Futagami Brass Towel Bar
$ 116.00 USD
The perfect complement to our towels, the Futagami Brass Towel Bar adds an accent of elegance to your everyday routine. Made of brass for sturdy support against even the heaviest towels.
About Futagami
Founded in 1879, Futagami is one of Japan’s oldest metalworking companies. Its collaboration with designer Oji Masanori has resulted in a minimalist line of brasswork home goods that combine traditional techniques and materials with modern shapes. Futagami's craftsmen work from Masanori’s inventive designs to create truly original pieces that bring elegance and radiance to everyday objects, earning the company the Interior Lifestyle Award in Japan.
Materials: Brass
Dimensions:
Small: 7 ½" L x 1 ½" W
Large: 14" L x 1 ½" W
Care: Clean with a cloth and polishing agent to restore the item's original hue after use.
Takaoka, Japan
Kanamono Towel Hanger
$ 102.00 USD
Upgrade your vanity with a vintage-inspired solid brass towel hook. It features a simple and unassuming design that is made amazing through Muro Kanamono’s expert casting. It’s available in either plain brass or brass with a black finish to complement your towel collection.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast Brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: 7.48" x 3.07" x 1.77"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
Kanamono Toilet Paper Holder
$ 60.00 USD
Despite being something that most people interact with on a near-daily basis, the unassuming toilet paper holder is easy to overlook. This rustic brass paper holder is the perfect way to breathe some subtle vintage charm into your washroom. With its sturdy brass construction and ability to develop a complex patina over time, you will be sure to enjoy it for years to come. This version features a stripped-back and minimal shape that suits a wide variety of decors.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: 5.91" x 2.95"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
Kanamono Toilet Paper Holder with Cover
$ 135.00 USD
Despite being something that most people interact with on a near-daily basis, the unassuming toilet paper holder is easy to overlook. This rustic brass paper holder is the perfect way to breathe some subtle vintage charm into your washroom. With its sturdy brass construction and ability to develop a complex patina over time, you will be sure to enjoy it for years to come. This version comes with a handy cover to keep things under wraps.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast Brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: 5.91" x 3.15" x 4.13"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
CALM Light
$ 82.00 USD
Fearlessly embrace the night with the CALM Light. This simple lighting solution can be easily installed without any need for an outlet and automatically lights up your space when the sun has set, while during the day it acts as an inconspicuous piece of home decor in your choice of walnut, maple, or cherry. The LED light source creates no heat and is powered by two AA batteries that can be recharged with a micro-USB cable. Winner of the 2015 Good Design Award.
About Twodo
Lighting brand Twodo was created by the Shindo Electric Design company to bring to life the designs of engineers Masahiko Shindo and Kozo Ando. With the goal of creating new lighting concepts that focus heavily on simplicity and functionality, they fabricate unique lights that exude style and warmth.
Materials: Oil-finished natural wood, ABS, acrylic
Dimensions: L: 2.56” x W: 2.56” x H: .79”
Light source: LED (warm white, 2700K)
Power supply: Two built-in rechargeable AA batteries (can be replaced with commercially available AA batteries)
Battery life: More than 1 month per charge (when lighting for 12 hours a day), with up to 2100 charges per set of built-in batteries
Katagami, Japan
Timbre TORI Door Chime
$ 93.00 USD
The TORI Door Chime creates a multifaceted chime at the shake of a tail feather. Its unique design resembles a chirping bird and is sure to catch eyes wherever it is placed. With its magnetic base, it can be attached to any ferrous metal with ease, but it also includes mounting hardware and tape for mounting to any surface you desire. Part of Timbre’s chime series designed by Mikiya Kobayashi.
About Timbre
Timbre (pronounced "tam-ber") is an assemblage of home accessories created with sound in mind. Every object in the collection produces its own distinct note upon use, appealing to both the visual and auditory senses in the process. Whether through touch or movement, each interaction with a Timbre product enriches your life with gentle tones and elegant aesthetics. Learn more about the Timbre line and hear samples of each item's unique sound here.
Materials: Body: Die-cast zinc, neodymium magnets; Chimes: Aluminum
Dimensions: 3.86” W x 2.76” H x 1.57” D
Osaka, Japan
Timbre BO Door Chime
$ 68.00 USD
The BO Door Chime features four equally tuned die-cast zinc bars that let out a pleasing ring when it catches a breeze or when attached to a door. With its magnetic base, it can be attached to any ferrous metal with ease, but it also includes mounting hardware and tape for mounting to any surface you desire. Part of Timbre’s chime series designed by Mikiya Kobayashi.
About Timbre
Timbre (pronounced "tam-ber") is an assemblage of home accessories created with sound in mind. Every object in the collection produces its own distinct note upon use, appealing to both the visual and auditory senses in the process. Whether through touch or movement, each interaction with a Timbre product enriches your life with gentle tones and elegant aesthetics. Learn more about the Timbre line and hear samples of each item's unique sound here.
Materials: Base: Die-cast zinc, neodymium magnets; Chimes: Aluminum
Dimensions: 6.3” H x 1.12” W x 2.09” D
Osaka, Japan
Timbre MARUBO Key Holder
$ 45.00 USD
The MARUBO Key Holder is a straightforward solution for storing your important keys. Attach the plastic base to any wall with the included mounting hardware and add the key fob to your keys. When the base and key fob are magnetically paired, you are rewarded with a satisfying click that assures you that your keys are safely stowed. Designed by Mikiya Kobayashi.
About Timbre
Timbre (pronounced "tam-ber") is an assemblage of home accessories created with sound in mind. Every object in the collection produces its own distinct note upon use, appealing to both the visual and auditory senses in the process. Whether through touch or movement, each interaction with a Timbre product enriches your life with gentle tones and elegant aesthetics. Learn more about the Timbre line and hear samples of each item's unique sound here.
Materials: Iron, stainless steel, ABS resin
Dimensions: Base: 1.63” L x .63” W x .63” D; Fob: 2.13” L
Care: The plastic base can hold approximately 100g. The included mounting equipment comes with screws, nails, and tape for mounting on wood and drywall.
Osaka, Japan
Timbre WAKKA Key Holder, Maple
$ 63.00 USD
The WAKKA Key Holder is an ideal place to store your keys so that they never get lost. Attach the wooden base to any wall with the included mounting hardware and add your keys to the included key ring. When the base and key ring are magnetically paired, you are rewarded with a satisfying click that assures you that your keys are safely stowed. The wooden base is crafted in Asahikawa using sophisticated woodworking techniques, while the metal keyring is shaped in Higashi-Osaka from solid metal. Designed by Mikiya Kobayashi.
About Timbre
Timbre (pronounced "tam-ber") is an assemblage of home accessories created with sound in mind. Every object in the collection produces its own distinct note upon use, appealing to both the visual and auditory senses in the process. Whether through touch or movement, each interaction with a Timbre product enriches your life with gentle tones and elegant aesthetics. Learn more about the Timbre line and hear samples of each item's unique sound here.
Materials: Keyring: Iron, brass, stainless steel; Base: Wood, neodymium magnet, ABS resin; Plate: ABS resin
Dimensions: Diameter: 1.97”, Depth: 1”
Care: The wooden base can hold approximately 250g. The included mounting equipment comes with screws, nails, and tape for mounting on wood and drywall.
Osaka, Japan
Timbre WAKKA Key Holder, Walnut
$ 63.00 USD
The WAKKA Key Holder is an ideal place to store your keys so that they never get lost. Attach the wooden base to any wall with the included mounting hardware and add your keys to the included key ring. When the base and key ring are magnetically paired, you are rewarded with a satisfying click that assures you that your keys are safely stowed. The wooden base is crafted in Asahikawa using sophisticated woodworking techniques, while the metal keyring is shaped in Higashi-Osaka from solid metal. Designed by Mikiya Kobayashi.
About Timbre
Timbre (pronounced "tam-ber") is an assemblage of home accessories created with sound in mind. Every object in the collection produces its own distinct note upon use, appealing to both the visual and auditory senses in the process. Whether through touch or movement, each interaction with a Timbre product enriches your life with gentle tones and elegant aesthetics. Learn more about the Timbre line and hear samples of each item's unique sound here.
Materials: Keyring: Iron, brass, stainless steel; Base: Wood, neodymium magnet, ABS resin; Plate: ABS resin
Dimensions: Diameter: 1.97”, Depth: 1”
Care: The wooden base can hold approximately 250g. The included mounting equipment comes with screws, nails, and tape for mounting on wood and drywall.
Osaka, Japan
Bunbuku Metal Wastebasket
$ 40.00 USD
For a hardy receptacle that gets the job done and looks good doing it, you'll find no better solution than this compact Bunbuku Metal Wastebasket. Each wastebasket is shaped from steel plates joined through a caulking process to maximize rust resistance, then carefully coated with high-quality paint to create a durable, glossy finish.
Winner of the 2015 Good Design Award in the Long Life category.
About Bunbuku
More than 100 years ago, Bunbuku was founded to produce ironware home goods, but the advent of new manufacturing techniques in the mid-20th century changed all that. Suddenly, the company was able to shape metal in novel ways, allowing them to greatly expand their offerings. Today, Bunbuku wares can be found in homes and offices across Japan, where they exemplify the company's commitment to practicality.
Materials: Tin-free steel plate, rust-resistant coating
Dimensions: 8.75" D x 10.75" H; 1.9 gallons
Care: Rinse out or wipe down as needed. Do not leave wet for extended periods.
Tokyo, Japan
Takada Shuro Scrub Brush
$ 14.50 USD
Shuro tawashi are traditional cleaning brushes made from the bark of the windmill palm tree, which is noted for its natural durability, elasticity, and water resistance. This eco-friendly scrubber is domestically produced using native Japanese trees rather than synthetic materials or foreign imports. Because tawashi are made from soft and flexible plant fibers, they are unlikely to scratch or damage surfaces. Try your Takada Shuro Scrub Brush when washing dishes or ceramics, cleaning vegetables, spot cleaning clothes, or doing some personal exfoliation.
About Takada
Takada Kozo Shoten was established in 1948 as a manufacturer of products derived from the windmill palm tree - a tall, evergreen palm that has been an important staple of the Kishu region in Wakayama since the Edo period. Third-generation sales manager Daisuke Takada sought to revive its traditional use in brushes, so he found a craftsman who understood the old methods. After 7 years, the company began selling shuro tawashi made from high-quality palm bark grown through organic farming methods.
Materials: Shuro (windmill palm) bark, metal wire
Dimensions:
Small - 3.5" L x 2.56" W x 1.38" H
Medium - 3.94" L x 3.5" W x 1.77" H
Large - 5.12" L x 3.35" W x 1.77" H
Care: Allow to dry completely between uses.
Wakayama, Japan
Takada Shuro Scrub Brush - Slim
$ 20.50 USD
– Sold OutShuro tawashi are traditional cleaning brushes made from the bark of the windmill palm tree, which is noted for its natural durability, elasticity, and water resistance. This eco-friendly scrubber is domestically produced using native Japanese trees rather than synthetic materials or foreign imports. Because tawashi are made from soft and flexible plant fibers, they are unlikely to scratch or damage surfaces. Try your Takada Shuro Scrub Brush when washing dishes or ceramics, cleaning vegetables, spot cleaning clothes, or doing some personal exfoliation.
About Takada
Takada Kozo Shoten was established in 1948 as a manufacturer of products derived from the windmill palm tree - a tall, evergreen palm that has been an important staple of the Kishu region in Wakayama since the Edo period. Third-generation sales manager Daisuke Takada sought to revive its traditional use in brushes, so he found a craftsman who understood the old methods. After 7 years, the company began selling shuro tawashi made from high-quality palm bark grown through organic farming methods.
Materials: Shuro (windmill palm) bark, metal wire
Dimensions: 6.3" L x 2.17" W x 1.18" H
Care: Allow to dry completely between uses.
Wakayama, Japan
Takada Shuro Scrub Brush - Twist
$ 21.00 USD
Shuro tawashi are traditional cleaning brushes made from the bark of the windmill palm tree, which is noted for its natural durability, elasticity, and water resistance. This eco-friendly scrubber is domestically produced using native Japanese trees rather than synthetic materials or foreign imports. Because tawashi are made from soft and flexible plant fibers, they are unlikely to scratch or damage surfaces. Try your Takada Shuro Scrub Brush when washing dishes or ceramics, cleaning vegetables, spot cleaning clothes, or doing some personal exfoliation.
About Takada
Takada Kozo Shoten was established in 1948 as a manufacturer of products derived from the windmill palm tree - a tall, evergreen palm that has been an important staple of the Kishu region in Wakayama since the Edo period. Third-generation sales manager Daisuke Takada sought to revive its traditional use in brushes, so he found a craftsman who understood the old methods. After 7 years, the company began selling shuro tawashi made from high-quality palm bark grown through organic farming methods.
Materials: Shuro (windmill palm) bark, metal wire
Dimensions: 5.51" L x 2.36" W x 5.51" H
Care: Allow to dry completely between uses.
Wakayama, Japan
Trusco Tool Box, T-150
$ 24.50 USD
The Trusco Tool Box has developed a cult following among makers and hobbyists for its durability, versatility, and inimitable craftsmanship. Made from pressed steel, these endlessly useful storage boxes combine the industrial look of vintage toolboxes with the precision of modern engineering. The T-150 model was designed for easy storage and features corner dents on the cover and base for stacking. It can even be used as a storage unit in your drawers for art supplies, maintenance tools, your sewing kit, or whatever else you may need. Note: Tools not included.
About Trusco
Trusco was founded in 1959 as a pro tool manufacturer to support Japan’s manufacturing industry. The name Trusco comes from the words “Trust” and “Company” for their commitment to honest business practices. Trusco toolboxes have become staples in garages and tool sheds throughout Japan and have developed a cult following amongst design aficionados for their simple, pared-down design and impeccable quality.
Materials: Painted steel
Dimensions: 7.7" L x 6.1" W x 2.1" H
Care: Use a steel cleaner with a clean rag or cloth
Fukui, Japan
Trusco Tool Box, T-190
$ 26.00 USD
The Trusco Tool Box has developed a cult following among makers and hobbyists for its durability, versatility, and inimitable craftsmanship. Made from pressed steel, these endlessly useful storage boxes combine the industrial look of vintage toolboxes with the precision of modern engineering. The T-190 model was designed for easy storage and features corner dents on the cover and base for stacking. It can even be used as a storage unit in your drawers for art supplies, your sewing kit, school supplies, or whatever else you may need. Note: Tools not included.
About Trusco
Trusco was founded in 1959 as a pro tool manufacturer to support Japan’s manufacturing industry. The name Trusco comes from the words “Trust” and “Company” for their commitment to honest business practices. Trusco toolboxes have become staples in garages and tool sheds throughout Japan, and have developed a cult following amongst design aficionados for their simple, pared-down design and impeccable quality.
Materials: Painted steel
Dimensions: 8.0" L x 4.3" W x 2.2" H
Care: Use a steel cleaner with a clean rag or cloth.
Fukui, Japan