In creating the design, Fukasawa interpreted iconic views of the Italian landscape through the lens of his own aesthetic, fusing stylistic cues in a way that captures the best of both worlds: Italian and Japanese. The chaise longue shape comes from a nearly century-old tradition, dating back to 1929 when Le Corbusier launched the first design.
The Tuscany embodies the idea of comfort with a structure expertly molded to the body's contours. Its silhouette provides a feeling of lightness and fluidity rooted in an innovative design that is visually harmonious and profoundly relaxing.
