Based on the naturally beautiful design composed of rich but slender lines designed by Kiyoshi Sadogawa, we developed this premium collection. The motif shape is triangle expressing the dynamism and flexibility of nature. Hand work at fine details realizes the excellent quality of this collection.
The T-leg table offers ample legroom and ease of movement due to its design, which eliminates legs at the four corners. The legs feature a form with a gentle bulge and sleek edges, creating a sense of tension and elegance. The stretcher connecting the two legs shares the same design, concealing hardware for a seamless appearance.
The tabletop is available in two options:
・A 40mm thick veneer finish, showcasing a robust presence and beautiful wood grain.
・A sleeker 27mm solid wood version that highlights the natural character and texture of the wood itself.
| Product ID | 802 |
|---|---|
| Category | talbe |
| Subcategory | Dining Tables |
| Materials | Japanese Ash NF / WNF / MBR / DBR / GY / DGY / BL Japanese Oak NF / WNF / MBR / DBR / GY / DGY / BL Japanese Elm NF / WNF / MBR / DBR / GY / DGY / BL / KESHIZUMI Japanese Cherry NF / WNF / MBR / DBR / GY / DGY / BL Walnut CW / DBR |
| Dimensions | Trestle Solid Wood Table 300x100 w:3000 d:1000 h:680(D:710/H:740) h1:650(D:680/H:710) wbl:2200 Trestle Solid Wood Table 270x100 w:2700 d:100 h:680(D:710/H:740) h1:650(D:680/H:710) wbl:1900 Trestle Solid Wood Table 240x100 w:2400 d:100 h:680(D:710/H:740) h1:650(D:680/H:710) wbl:1600 Trestle Solid Wood Table 210x95 w:2100 d:950 h:680(D:710/H:740) h1:650(D:680/H:710) wbl:1300 Trestle Solid Wood Table 180x90 w:1800 d:900 h:680(D:710/H:740) h1:650(D:680/H:710) wbl:1050 Trestle Solid Wood Table 165x85 w:1650 d:850 h:680(D:710/H:740) h1:650(D:680/H:710) wbl:1050 Trestle Solid Wood Table 150x85 w:1500 d:850 h:680(D:710/H:740) h1:650(D:680/H:710) wbl:1050 Solid wood top Top board: random match |
| Designer | Kiyoshi Sadogawa （Tag: Kiyoshi_Sadogawa） |
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Designer
Kiyoshi Sadogawa
Kiyoshi Sadogawa made a revolutionary change in the process of product design in Japan. When working for a department store, he made a project team to provide one-stop production service, from planning, designing to producing. After establishing his own company "Zero First Design" in 1981, he has worked on not only product design but also shop planning, exhibition booth design, event planning, etc.
