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Nitori's motto is to "providing the richness of living to people around the world" and is expanding through the establishment of chain stores. There are more than 500 stores with Japan right now and we have a total of 70 stores overseas in Taiwan, US and China. Our vision is to reach 1,000 stores with sales revenue of 1 trillion yen by 2022.
- Household Name in Japan
- Japandi Styling
- Catered For Asians
- Pillow Haven
- N-Cool Collection
- Lots of R&D
- High-Tech and Wide Range of Products
- Easily Assembled Furniture
- How It Differs from Muji and Ikea
- Promotions
Nitori might be newly established in Singapore, but it is already well-known in Japan. In fact, it is quite literally a household name over there because Japanese homes are filled with Nitori’s products. Speaking to CNA Lifestyle, Soichi Oda, Nitori’s executive officer and head of ASEAN, said, “Everyone in Japan knows Nitori. “Most Japanese homes c...
It’s not hard to see why Nitori’s products appeal so much to the Japanese. Most Nitori furniture features organic Japandi styling, a soft neutral nature-inspired palette and affordable price points. If you aren’t an interior design nerd, Japandi style is a mix of Japanese and Scandinavian styles. The former focuses on simplicity, contentment and sl...
But beyond just aesthetics, Nitori also prioritises practicality—especially for Asians. It’s no secret that Asian homes are smaller than their Western counterparts. As such, Nitori designs its furniture to be more compact and comfortable for the smaller home and person. Dining tables are 5cm to 6cm lower than standard European ones, and narrower to...
If there’s anything we love (and need) most in Singapore, it’s a good sleep. And Nitori gets us. The newly-opened outlet features two aisles’ worth of pillows, pillows and more pillows. It features all types of pillows—poly-fill, memory foam, honeycombed latex, feathers, buckwheat, even hollow plastic tubes. Priced from S$7.90 to S$89.90, these cat...
What really takes the cake though, is Nitori’s N-Cool series. There’s nothing we dislike more than the heat here and the N-Cool collection is exactly what we need to combat it. N-Cool features Nitori’s “Cool-to-the-Touch” technology that promises to reduce heat from the body while being antibacterial, deodorising, water-absorbent, quick-drying, and...
Another thing Nitori takes very seriously is research and development. It manages all aspects of the business from product planning, design, manufacturing, distribution and sales of over 90 per cent of its products. Most Nitori items are market-tested via focus groups or customer surveys. Anything that receives less than an 80 per cent approval rat...
Nitori’s detailed production and technology creates some of their most unique products. The company’s traditional-looking ceramic plates, cups and bowls glazed in beautiful deep green, blue and yellow hues may look pretty, but that’s not all there is to them. Nitori managed to make its own kind of ceramic that’s thinner, lighter, and dishwasher and...
Nitori also boasts furniture that is easy to put together. Branded as N-Click, the system claims to allow one to assemble a chest of drawers in 10 minutes withouttools and screws. This is mind-blowing because other DIY furniture usually requires at least an Allen key, screws, and an hour to set up. But yes, even 10 minutes is too much time for the ...
Alright, time to address the question you are all curious about. We are all familiar with the Swedish retail furniture bigshot and the zen-minimalistic Muji, so how does Nitori differ from the two well-known brands here? Well, Oda answers, “Ikea is more European in terms of style and size and more colourful. While Nitori has a more Japanese aesthet...
If you are all ready to head down to Nitori, you would be even more stoked to know there are some ongoing promotions. From 31 March to 18 April, shoppers can enjoy these opening promotions: 1. Redeem a free shopping bag, while stocks last, with a minimum purchase of S$70 in a single receipt. 2. Receive a free N-Sleep pillow pad when you purchase an...
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Oct 7, 2015 · Inspired by the U.S., Nitori plans to build an empire in home furnishings. Interview - October 7, 2015. Japanese furniture and home furnishings giant, Nitori was first inspired by the U.S.’s home decoration, but today it is the U.S. and indeed the world who should pay attention, as Nitori expands globally with an obsession for high-quality ...
Nitori Co., Ltd is a Japanese furniture and home accessories retail company headquartered in Sapporo. [2] It is the largest furniture and home furnishing chain in Japan. [3] Founded in Sapporo in 1967 by the company's current President Akio Nitori. Nitori currently has more than 700 stores in Japan and more than 70 stores in China, [4] more ...
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NITORI's first overseas store. In May 2007 after receiving an invitation from Kaohsiung City, we opened the Kaohsiung Dream Mall Store (now closed). This is NITORI's first store in Taiwan and our first overseas store. Furthermore, Taiwan is an important region that serves as the foundation for our overseas expansion.
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May 5, 2022 · Saint Lucia (Castries) Saint Martin (Marigot) Sint Maarten (Philipsburg) Saint Pierre and Miquelon (St. Pierre) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Kingstown) Saint Barthélemy (Gustavia) Sint Eustatius (Oranjestad) Trinidad and Tobago (Port of Spain) Turks and Caicos (Cockburn Town)
