Urban Oasis
In Umeda, Osaka, glass façades cut across the sky.
The architecture of GRAND GREEN OSAKA rises like a vast crystal in the heart of the city. Sunlight moves across its façades, reflecting cool shades of blue. Amid the steel skyline, a broad lawn opens into a field of green, while a white dome rests at its edge like a cloud suspended above the landscape.
Hidden among the towers of Umeda is Umekita Onsen REN Wellbeing Park.
At the entrance, the name REN glows warmly, while a staircase beyond the archway leads toward the light above. The architecture may appear sharp and contemporary from the outside, but within, a gentler story unfolds—one shaped by water.
Floating Light
The blue of the pool mirrors the glass façades beyond, revealing a softer side of the city beneath the daylight.
Beige parasols open overhead, while dark woven loungers line the warm-toned deck. Curved canopy sofas frame the city skyline like a living picture. Beneath the metal pergola, light and shadow move slowly across woven textures.
By the indoor pool, grey loungers follow the water’s edge as the surface reflects the soft glow of the ceiling above. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the city beyond—immersed in the water, one becomes part of the view itself.
Silent Steam
At the entrance to the onsen, the name REN emerges in warm light. Steam drifts through the doorway, softening the glass into a pale haze.
In the relaxation area, light-toned woven sofas and lounge chairs rest quietly beneath the warm glow. Diamond-patterned textures create a soft boundary between wall and floor, while timber flooring extends through the space, gently slowing the pace.
Grey loungers line the interior of the onsen, their woven bases supporting moments of rest amid the rising steam.
From dark outdoor weaving to lighter indoor textiles, the same design language flows naturally between spaces—quietly present, never interrupting the warmth of the water or the serenity of the surroundings.
The Lotus Blooms
A city can move fast. But there are moments when we need to slow down.
Within the steel landscape of Umeda, Umekita Onsen REN Wellbeing Park brings the restorative presence of water into the heart of the city. Its name, REN, means “lotus”—a fitting symbol for a place designed around wellbeing and renewal.
From outdoor terraces to indoor watersides, from poolside loungers to woven seating in the onsen, COUTURE Jardin furniture plays the same quiet role throughout: inviting people to sit down, slow the body, and let relaxation come naturally.
This is more than a presentation of furniture. It is a way of living brought into space.
In one of the world’s busiest urban environments, every place to pause is given somewhere to settle. The outdoors becomes more than a transition. The waterside becomes more than somewhere to pass through. The onsen becomes more than a function. Only when we sit down does the space truly begin to breathe.
COUTURE Jardin believes that true outdoor living is not about bringing the indoors outside. It is about finding the right balance between nature and the city.
The breeze moves through woven textures. Steam softens the outline of the skyline. And within the quiet presence of the lotus, we find our way back to ourselves.
