Tachikawa Blind Debuts at Orgatec Tokyo 2026, Presenting 'Creating Gentle Spaces' for Improved Work Environments
Tachikawa Blind exhibited at Orgatec Tokyo 2026, held from June 2 to 4 at Tokyo Big Sight. Under the theme 'creating gentle spaces,' the company introduced solutions like the new 'Place' movable storage partition and 'Kroseed' to address the needs of diverse working styles.
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Tachikawa Blind Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo; Capital: 4.475 billion yen; President and Representative Director: Hisaya Ikezaki) exhibited for the first time at Orgatec Tokyo 2026, one of Japan's largest office furniture trade shows, held at Tokyo Big Sight (South Halls 1-4) for three days from June 2 (Tue) to June 4 (Thu).
Under the theme of 'creating gentle spaces,' the exhibition proposed new ways to use and values for partitions, tailored to a modern society where work styles are becoming increasingly diverse. Through three scene demonstrations, the company showcased applications for offices, stores, hotels, and more, centering on its partition products.
The newly launched 'Place' movable storage partition (bottom-load specification), released this May, was featured to highlight its ease of installation even in construction conditions where overhead ceiling strength is limited, such as system ceilings or lightweight steel framing. It was promoted for its flexibility in renovating existing facilities and handling post-move-in layout changes. Additionally, the 'Kroseed' partition curtain rail, which suspends fabric dividers from the ceiling using rods, was introduced as a flexible zoning proposal for offices and salons, allowing for gentle space separation without obstructing light or airflow.
Comment from the Orgatec Tokyo project team at Tachikawa Blind:
'This exhibition focused on the theme of 'creating gentle spaces' to propose environments that respond to diverse working styles. We are very pleased that many visitors took interest in our proposals for flexible zoning based on different purposes and scenes, as well as the layout-change flexibility of our new 'Place' movable storage partition (bottom-load specification). In recent years, the roles and functions required of spaces in the non-residential market, including offices, have become diverse due to changes in work styles and communication. Our strength lies in our ability to provide total proposals for entire spaces, including not only partition products but also fabric products like Airea and panel screens, as well as curtain rail partition applications. We will continue to strive to create new value by offering products and spatial solutions that meet the diversifying needs of our customers in the expanding non-residential market.'
Under the theme of 'creating gentle spaces,' the exhibition proposed new ways to use and values for partitions, tailored to a modern society where work styles are becoming increasingly diverse. Through three scene demonstrations, the company showcased applications for offices, stores, hotels, and more, centering on its partition products.
The newly launched 'Place' movable storage partition (bottom-load specification), released this May, was featured to highlight its ease of installation even in construction conditions where overhead ceiling strength is limited, such as system ceilings or lightweight steel framing. It was promoted for its flexibility in renovating existing facilities and handling post-move-in layout changes. Additionally, the 'Kroseed' partition curtain rail, which suspends fabric dividers from the ceiling using rods, was introduced as a flexible zoning proposal for offices and salons, allowing for gentle space separation without obstructing light or airflow.
Comment from the Orgatec Tokyo project team at Tachikawa Blind:
'This exhibition focused on the theme of 'creating gentle spaces' to propose environments that respond to diverse working styles. We are very pleased that many visitors took interest in our proposals for flexible zoning based on different purposes and scenes, as well as the layout-change flexibility of our new 'Place' movable storage partition (bottom-load specification). In recent years, the roles and functions required of spaces in the non-residential market, including offices, have become diverse due to changes in work styles and communication. Our strength lies in our ability to provide total proposals for entire spaces, including not only partition products but also fabric products like Airea and panel screens, as well as curtain rail partition applications. We will continue to strive to create new value by offering products and spatial solutions that meet the diversifying needs of our customers in the expanding non-residential market.'
FAQ
Which event did Tachikawa Blind first exhibit at?
Tachikawa Blind first exhibited at Orgatec Tokyo 2026, the largest office furniture fair in Japan.
What was the theme of this exhibition?
The theme of the exhibition was 'Creating a relaxed space'.
What are the features of the new product 'Place' mobile storage lower load specification that were highlighted in the exhibition?
The new product 'Place' mobile storage lower load specification is easy to install even in construction conditions where it is difficult to ensure the strength of the ceiling, such as system ceilings and lightweight steel stud underlayment, and can flexibly respond to renovations and layout changes.
What are the advantages of the partition curtain rail 'Cross Seed'?
The partition curtain rail 'Cross Seed' can divide spaces without obstructing light or airflow, making it effective for comfortable zoning in offices and salons.
What is Tachikawa Blind's strength in space proposal?
Tachikawa Blind's strength lies in proposing the entire space comprehensively, not limited to partition products, but also including fabric products and curtain rail applications.