TAKO takes its name from the Japanese word for squid, a nod to the tentacular silhouette that anchors the collection’s design language. Each piece carries the same sculptural leg detail, capturing the movement of tentacles in still form, a swooping, arched form that radiates with both strength and fluidity. This recurring gesture becomes the signature of TAKO, a vocabulary of curves that bind the collection together. TAKO is at once contemporary and enduring, an exploration of form that draws from nature’s intelligence and modernism’s clarity, distilled into sculptural furniture built to live as heirlooms.