Awarded the 2019 Good Design Award! New aluminum frame [CUT]

The popular magazine "Croissant," published by Magazine House, will feature Aruna's popular aluminum frame "LEAN" in the April 5th issue. Now that we are spending significantly more time at home, it's the perfect opportunity to make your living space a more comfortable environment. Please consider Aruna's products for creating a pleasant atmosphere.

Even now, in its 51st year since its launch, the magazine "anan" continues to receive overwhelming support from many women. The March issue features an interior special that includes Aluna's picture frames. It showcases the "CUT" from the award-winning ALUMIUM series (aluna.co.jp) and the "artificial turf uniform frame," which has received many orders from professional sports teams (aluna.co.jp). If you're thinking about changing your interior for a new lifestyle, please take a look for inspiration.

The brand "ALUMIUM," launched by Aruna Corporation in July of last year, has received the "2020 Asia Design Award" for its new product "CUT." "ALUMIUM" is a product line that pursues designs that maximize the charm of aluminum. You can view the award-winning product at our newly established showroom, which opened in September 2020. We would appreciate it if you could contact us in advance when you plan to visit. 【Features】 ■ The product is cut at a 45-degree angle from the outside to the inside, giving it a thinner and sharper impression than its actual size. ■ Depending on the viewing angle, the sides become invisible, creating a light and floating impression as if it is levitating from the wall. ■ Light hitting the cut surfaces inside illuminates the surrounding area of the piece while creating a sense of tension. *For more details, please refer to the related materials or feel free to contact us.

An article has been published announcing that our company, which manufactures and sells picture frames, has won the prestigious "2020 Asia Design Award" with our ALUMIUM series product, 'CUT'. The feature of 'CUT' is its diagonal 45-degree cut from the outside towards the inside. It appears thinner than its actual size, giving a sharp impression, and depending on the viewing angle, the sides may become invisible. This creates a light and floating impression as if it is suspended from the wall. Additionally, when light hits the cut inner surface, it not only illuminates the surrounding area of the artwork but also creates a sense of tension.