Kyoto Coffee Table - Natural
Crafted with minimalism in mind, the Kyoto Coffee Table boasts a simple yet elegant design. Constructed from solid white oak wood, each piece features a distinctive, natural grain that is highlighted by a clear matte protective finish.
The solid wood planks are then joined by two "butterfly joints," made famous by Japanese-American woodworker George Nakashima in the 1950's.
Dimensions (L x W x H): 50" x 21" x 13" or 60" x 27.5" x 13"
Finish: Available in natural or a "watercolor" black finish.
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Kyoto Coffee Table - Natural
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About the Maker
House of Leon
Modern warmth, timeless craft.
Headquarters: U.S.
Shipping To: U.S. Contiguous
Dispatch Time: In stock, delivers 2-8 weeks
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