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Noriyuki Ebina
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As this is a made-to-order product, it will take approximately 60 days to produce. We will contact you as soon as the shipping date is decided.
REIN means "pure" in German, and as its name suggests, this table allows you to enjoy the materials in their purest form.
Oak has a sophisticated and unique presence. It is one of the finest woods in Hokkaido. This living room table, the REIN LIVING TABLE from the REIN series, is made using an abundance of oak.
The frame, which features a clear wood grain and is made using only carefully selected, high-quality materials, has been carefully polished to create a design that, along with its lines and details, exudes a sense of relaxing luxury.
The designer is Noriyuki Ebina. He has won numerous awards and has worked on various product designs around the world in the past. He has now stopped participating in competitions and is now focusing on his local activities, creating furniture based on the concept of "making things that will be loved for a long time."
This line series is packed with that feeling.
This living room table, which has drawers and an open shelf underneath the tabletop that can be accessed from both sides, is simple yet a masterpiece that shows the attention to detail and gentleness that has been put into it.
By combining design and functionality, we have achieved a finish that does not give the impression of a lived-in space.
"EZOASH" is a species of wood from Hokkaido that is used in WOW furniture. It grows in the harsh winter weather, develops beautiful grain over the years, and is highly durable. The more you use it, the deeper it becomes, bringing individuality to your furniture.
Veneer, thinly sliced natural wood, allows you to feel the warmth of wood even when it is not a solid piece of wood. It allows us to use limited wood carefully, making it possible to create sustainable furniture.
The polishing process determines the quality of the finished product. Large surfaces are polished by machine, but the craftsman's senses are relied upon to check the fine details and the finish. Each piece is carefully polished by sight, touch, and sound.