Kousa交差
Celebrate the beauty of architectural intersection with the Kousa 交差 Dining Table. Inspired by the Japandi philosophy of blending bold modern geometry with organic warmth, this striking centerpiece is designed to elevate modern apartments and open-plan dining spaces alike.
The tabletop is crafted from luxurious white marble detailed with distinctive black grain, providing a sweeping, dramatic canvas for your meals. Beneath it lies the table's namesake feature—an intersecting starburst pedestal base built from solid ash wood in a deep walnut stain. This intricate timber framework is elevated by exposed stainless steel joint accents, creating a subtle industrial contrast that lightens the visual weight of the dynamic base.
Product Features
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White Marble with Black Grain: A premium stone surface featuring high-contrast, organic veining that makes every table completely unique.
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Intersecting Starburst Base: A complex, architectural central pedestal designed for maximum stability and generous legroom.
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Warm Walnut Stain: Solid ash wood finished in a rich, deep walnut tone to bring natural warmth to your dining room.
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Stainless Steel Hardware: Sleek metallic spacers integrated into the leg joinery, adding a refined, modern edge to the organic timber.
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Space-Optimized Sizing: Available in two versatile lengths (140cm and 160cm), perfectly scaled for both intimate and standard dining areas.
Dimensions & Specs
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Dimensions:
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Length: 140 cm or 160 cm
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Width: 85 cm
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Height: 75 cm
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Materials: Natural White Marble (Black Grain), Solid Ash Wood (Walnut Stain), Stainless Steel Accents
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Seating Capacity:
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L140cm: Comfortably seats 4 guests
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L160cm: Comfortably seats 4 to 6 guests
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Care Instructions
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Clean the marble surface promptly with a soft, damp microfiber cloth and a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Wipe up acidic spills immediately to prevent etching.
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Dust the walnut-stained base and stainless steel joints regularly with a dry cloth to maintain their luster.
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