Tsuujin通じん

Tsuujin通じん

$1,090.00
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Tsuujin通じん

Tsuujin通じん

$1,090.00

Embrace the beauty of negative space and architectural form with the Tsuujin 通じん Dining Table. Named after the concept of passage and connection, this distinctive Japandi centerpiece features a striking solid wood panel base punctuated by a rhythmic sequence of three circular cutouts, bringing an airy, Muji-inspired lightness to a deeply grounded structure.

The tabletop is crafted from smooth creamy beige sintered stone, offering an inviting, warm neutral tone with the exceptional durability of zero-maintenance engineered stone. Supporting the sleek surface are heavy, architectural panel legs crafted from solid ash wood in a rich walnut stain. This harmonious blend of organic wood grain, clean geometry, and a soft beige stone palette creates an effortless focal point for modern apartments and cozy dining spaces.

Product Features

  • Creamy Beige Sintered Stone Top: A warm, neutral surface that is entirely non-porous, highly resistant to scratches, stains, and heat for effortless daily upkeep.

  • Perforated Architectural Base: Solid ash wood panel legs featuring three vertically aligned circular cutouts that invite light and reduce visual weight.

  • Rich Walnut Finish: Deep, warm walnut stain over solid timber, providing a gorgeous organic contrast against the light beige tabletop.

  • Compact Proportions: Expertly scaled at 140cm to comfortably seat family and guests while fitting seamlessly into standard BTOs and modern dining nooks.

Dimensions & Specs

  • Length: 140 cm

  • Width: 80 cm

  • Height: 75 cm

  • Materials: Creamy Beige Sintered Stone Top, Solid Ash Wood Legs (Walnut Stain)

  • Seating Capacity: Comfortably seats 4 guests

Care Instructions

  • Wipe the sintered stone top clean with a damp microfiber cloth and mild dish soap; no specialized sealants or chemical cleaners are needed.

  • Dust the walnut-stained wooden panel base regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Promptly wipe up any liquid spills on the timber to protect the finish.

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