Japanese home goods brand Yamazaki Home is expanding into Canada, bringing its minimalist, small-space design products to consumers here. A household name in Japan, the company began more than a century ago as a family-run ironing board manufacturer and has since grown into a global brand. Meanwhile in Vancouver, furniture brand Sundays has opened a 15,000-square-foot retail and creative hub called the Sundays Terminal HQ showroom. The space serves as both a retail destination and operational headquarters.

In Japan, the United States, and beyond, Yamazaki Home is famous for creating home goods, housewares, and what it calls “happy-making objects with a small-space sensibility.”

“Yamazaki Home is popular in urban areas in the United States, since many of their items are designed to fit small apartments and maximize tight spaces. From compact condos in Toronto to cozy apartments in Vancouver and family homes everywhere in between, Canadian households can now experience the brand’s signature blend of minimalism, functionality, and warmth,” said the company in a news release.

“They’re bringing their cosmopolitan designs up north to help households across Canada organize, simplify, and beautify.”

A household name in Japan, Yamazaki Home started as a small, family-run ironing board manufacturer over a century ago. As the needs of their customers evolved, so did the company. Today, the retailer said it sells products that run the gamut from elegant leaning ladders to sleek steel bread boxes. Every year, they work to continue providing unique, innovative solutions tailored to the way their customers live.

“Yamazaki Home is universally recognized for bringing simplicity, quality, and intelligent, considered design to everyday items,” it said.

Source: retail-insider.com