Quarter Sawn Oak Stool with Red Orange Base Items You Might Like Known in Japan for their

Known in Japan for their simplicity and technical refinement — Toyo Sasaki makes high-quality glassware that’s delicate yet durable

and packed flat

Learn about how their backgrounds — from Louisiana to New Jersey — and how they joined their sensibilities in Northern California's rich culinary landscape

Designed by David's son and current creative director

Formed when the two oldest and largest glass manufacturers in Japan merged (Toyo began in 1878 and Sasaki in 1902)

Quarter Sawn Oak Stool with Red Orange Base Items You Might Like Known in Japan for theirThis charming oak and steel stool draws influences from both modern, desert living of the American West and the California coast. With fun colors and an aesthetic both modern and rustic, this stool is an elegant addition to any room.