Cassina Ixc. exhibited "Cassina Pro", which was unveiled for the first time in Japan, and the domestic original brand "ixc." in two zones in an easy-to-understand manner.

The bright orange colors at the entrances of both exhibition zones are the "315 EXORD" designed by Jeffrey Bernett and the masterpiece "114 NUVOLA ROSSA" designed by Vico Magistretti in the 1970s. Both are in the upper zone of 600,000 yen or more.

Cassina Pro, a brand for professionals in architecture and design, has a lineup of masterpieces from the home collection, and while valuing its design, considering ease of use in offices and facilities, it has also power supply units, USB ports, and wiring holes.

In addition to being certified by British Standards and California Fireproof, US Office Furniture Industry Association (BIFMA=the Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturer's Association) certification for resistance and safety standards, and Greenguard certification, which is the US environmental standard, they introduced highly resistant leather to the fabric and developed the fabric that has passed strict fire resistance tests in collaboration with Kvadrat.

"LC10 BUREAU LA SEMAINE A PARIS" is based on the table unveiled in 1929 by Le Courbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand, added a metal side container and slightly hollowed a part of it out to put a pen and pencil on it. It is reproduced in collaboration with the design successors of the Le Courbusier Foundation, Pernette Perriand-Barsac and Pierre Jeanneret, with a USB socket on the side and an optional wiring unit inside the side container.

"VENTAGLIO" is a table designed by Charlotte Perriand for her villa in 1972. The 14 boards and 3 table legs are placed in unique positions, "designed so that many people can freely surround the table and communicate with each other." It has functionality suitable for the office and has additional wiring holes.

In the "Ixc." Zone which has a unique collection of European select brands such as original development products, Alias in Italy, and Interstuhl in Germany, it was developing an office scene with a casual atmosphere with the scent of aroma and the sound of the forest reproduced by a dedicated audio system. Proposals for customization for individual projects such as the design and manufacture of custom-made furniture were also made.