The KOBO TABLE was originally designed for IRORI, Ishinomaki’s first coworking space created after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. As a space for locals and volunteers to gather, tables were needed for work and meetings. Stylish and sturdy, it is suitable for a variety of uses. Karimoku’s rendition respects the design and uses the company’s propensity for high-quality work to maintain the detail in such a way that with thoughtful assembly, screws are kept away from view.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Japan |
| Materials | Oak |
| Dimensions | H720 D800 W1800 SH720 |
| Colour | Pure Oak, Grain Gray, Grain Matte Black |
| Finishes | Urethane finish, Oil finish |
| Designer |
Miau Table simply consists of 4 legs and a tabletop, blending smoothly together. To connect the tabletop and legs seamlessly, each part requires precise cutting and high precision joining technology. The legs, which are meticulously tapered from top to bottom, are created by carving solid wood, giving the parts beautiful…
This table was designed to accompany the pp701 Minimal Chair for Wegner’s own home. Wegner combined a veneered table top with a stainless steel frame and created this completely resolved minimalistic table with a height adjusted to that of the arms of his chair. As many other designers have discovered,…
