Kanttari is a high end design brand with an unmistakable style and great experience in craftsman-made furniture. Each object from Kanttari is more than a piece of furniture, it is a fresh aesthetic for luxury furniture. Those are unique and custom made designs for each project and client individually. Each project is almost a piece of art, reflecting the uniqueness of the owner and place. Craftsmanship at Kanttari is a deeply embedded cultural point of pride. Craftsmanship traditions, heritage techniques, hard-earned skills are among most important quality secrets of luxury furniture. Our workshop incorporates the finest traditions of hand craftsmanship with a number of advanced woodworking technologies. Craftsmanship production allows a high level of customization. Each customer can choose exclusive finishes and details for his design project.

It’s this unique integration of technology and tradition, combined with a relentless attention to detail, and a superior design that are ahead of everything else to create a unique tailored furniture. Naturally, there are no limits in materials, technique, scale or style.

The right combination of colors, textures and materials is crucial to create the desired atmosphere. Highly skilled craftsmen are constantly experimenting with different finishes to obtain the desired result. With a particular know-how of creating different metal finishes, Kanttari is specialized in creating original pieces with a unique style and the most high quality materials.

Kanttari is constantly evolving and experimenting with different materials and structures to create bold designs which will always be an evolution of innovative, beautiful, and high-quality design, respecting the heritage of handwork.

For outstanding commercial and residential interior projects Kanttari works with architects, designers and directly with contractors and end-users. Bespoke projects are hand-crafted to supply private homes, villas, offices, restaurants and hotels.

Everything produced by Kanttari is handmade with care in a workshop in Latvia.