MUJI is undoubtedly the epitome of Japanese furniture. It was founded in 1980 and means good product without a brand logo in Japanese. With its elegant and minimalist Japanese style, people-oriented service concept, and up to 6,000 product categories, MUJI has gained an excellent reputation in the market. Many of MUJI's products are made by well-known designers, including Naoto Fukasawa, Enzo Mari, Sam Hagurd, Jasper Morrison and other internationally renowned designers, who have collaborated with MUJI to create furniture products with a simple and functional Japanese style. MUJI's products are generally made from raw materials, and the furniture is mostly made of solid wood, which is environmentally friendly and durable, because the furniture is not overly decorated and handled.
 
MUJI's REAL FURNITURE collection of furniture is highly regarded for its high-quality woodwork, such as oak, which is carefully selected as raw materials and assembled with delicate woodworking techniques. Its simple shape comes from careful design, and at the same time extends the life of the furniture to a certain extent. However, there are fewer types of REAL FURNITURE series products, and the price is higher, and the chair is sold from about 1900 yuan. The problem of high prices is not only reflected in the REAL FURNITURE series, MUJI's products are on the high side, and it has become a "light luxury" design brand in China, which is affordable in Japan. Although it has gone through several rounds of price reductions in China, the price of its goods in China is still much higher than that in Japan due to tariffs, logistics costs and other reasons. Muji has said that in 2018, Muji in the Chinese market will achieve the same price as Japan, and perhaps by then, its products will be more cost-effective and rank higher on this list.