Side Table by Logniture

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This minimalist low table is a one of a kind piece, crafted from a thick, substantial slab of solid hardwood. … Read more This minimalist low table is a one of a kind piece, crafted from a thick, substantial slab of solid hardwood. Its design is defined by a primitive elegance, featuring a rectangular top that rests on two sturdy, natural log supports. The form draws inspiration from traditional Japanese display stands, or kadai, creating a grounded platform that elevates whatever is placed upon it with a sense of quiet reverence. The table's most captivating feature is the dramatic natural contrast in the wood. A distinct, dark band of heartwood runs through the center of the creamy, light sapwood, creating a bold, graphic stripe that visually anchors the piece. The surface is smoothed to perfection, allowing this natural bi-color pattern to take center stage, while the edges retain a touch of their organic, hand hewn character. Constructed with traditional joinery and a focus on durability, this stand is both a functional object and a sculptural element. Its robust build and low profile make it exceptionally versatile. It serves perfectly as a meditation altar, a tea ceremony table, or a sophisticated plinth for displaying a bonsai, a vase, or a cherished collection of art objects. Perfect for Japandi, Wabi Sabi, Nordic, or minimalist interiors, it brings a clean, graphic geometry and the warmth of natural materials into any setting. Finished with natural oils and waxes to protect the wood and enhance the striking contrast between the heartwood and sapwood while maintaining a matte, natural feel. Designed and made in Europe by Logniture, a studio dedicated to transforming raw timber into expressive, heirloom grade furniture. Materials: Solid two-tone hardwood slab, solid log legs (walnut) Surface: Brushed Finish: Natural oils and waxes Placement: Indoor use recommended This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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