Karimoku New Standard Colour Wood Table
Best minimalist centerpiece for eco-conscious modern home interiors.
This table elevates the polygonal aesthetic into a masterclass of restraint, trading complex ornamentation for the raw beauty of whitened chestnut. It is a triumph of sustainable Japanese joinery that proves high-tech precision can feel entirely organic in a modern home.
$790.00
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A+R Store
Who it's for
- Design enthusiasts seeking a bold, modern focal point
- Small-space dwellers needing flexible, multi-functional furniture
- Quality-focused buyers investing in heirloom-grade Japanese craftsmanship
Who should skip it
- Families with children or pets needing scratch-resistant surfaces
- Budget-conscious shoppers looking for affordable, mass-market options
- Minimalists who prefer neutral palettes and frequent decor updates
Performance breakdown
Joinery Precision
Traditional Japanese techniques ensure seamless, durable connections without visible hardware.
Material Sustainability
Utilizes underused chestnut wood to actively support healthy forest management.
Design Versatility
Four distinct size options allow for flexible placement in various rooms.
Surface Finish Quality
Naturally whitened chestnut provides a clean, sophisticated aesthetic for modern interiors.
Structural Integrity
Hardwood construction offers a robust foundation built for long-term daily use.
Visual Minimalism
Stripped-back polygonal form highlights the raw beauty of the natural grain.
Key Specs
Material
Chestnut wood
Table Top Material
Chestnut wood
Base Type
Polygonal/Barrel-like base
Shape
Polygonal/Barrel-like base
Style
Modern
Finish
Naturally whitened
Small Dimensions
17.9" h x 19.9" w x 19.8" d (45.4x50.5x50.2cm)
Medium Dimensions
15.4" h x 23.7" w x 23.6" d (39.2x 60.3x60cm)
Large Dimensions
12.9" h x 28.2" w x 28.1" d (32.7x71.7x71.3cm)
Extra Large Dimensions
12.8" h x 35.2" w x 35" d (32.5x89.5x89cm)
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