This table has a familiar, warm color that will suit any room, a beautiful, subtle luster on the wood, and soft curves on the corners and legs...everything about it is wrapped in gentleness, creating a calming atmosphere.

Oak is a material that is full of charm. It is heavy and hard, so it is difficult to process, and it requires considerable skill to create such natural curves.
The wood is especially known for its beautiful grain, and the tiger-like grain that sometimes appears, called "Torafu," is the envy of furniture collectors. The silver tiger stripes shine chicly against the gray-brown wood surface.

Looking at such beautiful grain and a solid feel, one would naturally assume that the tabletop is made of solid wood, but in fact it is made using a technique called flash, which creates a hollow interior.
Other attractive features include low pricing and the ability to achieve complex processing. The tabletops are made with carefully selected materials and finished with expert craftsmanship, boasting the same durability as solid wood, and because they are lightweight, they also reduce transportation costs and the stress of assembly and moving.

The edges of the tabletop are made of solid wood, and the finish is so good that it is difficult to tell where the edge meets the flush surface. In fact, the grain of the wood is more varied and interesting than with solid wood.
There are two types of tables, one with an extendable top and one with a drawer. Which one would you choose?