Look closely at Noto and the eye goes straight to the arms. Each armrest draws a wide arc forward and forms a second, horizontal oval loop inside it, with short upright spindles set in the space between the loops. This curling line is repeated exactly on both sides of the sofa and on the two armchairs. The rest of the frame is kept simple: the legs taper down to the floor and angle slightly outward, and slats are visible at the back. The cushions are upholstered in a deep petrol-green textured fabric; buttons pin the backrest cushions into a quilted grid, and lighter-toned pillows soften the dark surface. The coffee table speaks the same language: at each end, two nested semicircles opening upward carry the top, while lengthwise rails connect the legs below. On the top, the slats form an angled pattern that meets in the middle, and the surface is covered with glass.