Long table in Kitayama cedar and stone. Each piece is signed.
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Dimensions: Length 290 cm/114.2 in, width 130 cm /51.2 in, height 75 cm/29.5 in.
All pieces are made to order, and can be customized.
Materials: feet in natural or stained Kitayama cedar and oak. Top: upper stone top, lower top in natural or stained oak
Lead time: approximately 16-18 weeks unless otherwise quoted
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Kitayama cedar is typical of nothern Kyoto mountains forests. For 600 years, men have been controlling each tree’s growth in order to get very straight trunks without any knot. Logs have traditionally been used for building tea houses. Its naturally bumpy grain, hidden underneath its bark, is one of a kind.
Discovered during a travel in Japan, Kitayama cedar’s unique texture inspired them a furniture collection. Trunks are polished and cut in Kyoto, and sent to France. Each piece of furniture is handmade according to traditional cabinet making techniques.
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Long table in Kitayama cedar and stone. Each piece is signed.
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Dimensions: Length 290 cm/114.2 in, width 130 cm /51.2 in, height 75 cm/29.5 in.
All pieces are made to order, and can be customized.
Materials: feet in natural or stained Kitayama cedar and oak. Top: upper stone top, lower top in natural or stained oak
Lead time: approximately 16-18 weeks unless otherwise quoted
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Kitayama cedar is typical of nothern Kyoto mountains forests. For 600 years, men have been controlling each tree’s growth in order to get very straight trunks without any knot. Logs have traditionally been used for building tea houses. Its naturally bumpy grain, hidden underneath its bark, is one of a kind.
Discovered during a travel in Japan, Kitayama cedar’s unique texture inspired them a furniture collection. Trunks are polished and cut in Kyoto, and sent to France. Each piece of furniture is handmade according to traditional cabinet making techniques.
LEARN MORE
-
INQUIRE
VIEW TEAR SHEET
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
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