A Japanese interior with a slow and time-flowing taste.

A Japanese-style living room where you can stretch your legs and relax to your fullest. The contemporary interior is mainly Western-style, but after all, the combination of a seat table and a chair is attractive. If you want Japanese furniture to fit into a Western space, it is also recommended that you dare to combine classic Japanese folk craft furniture. That said, if you choose the best furniture without fail, large furniture that cannot be easily replaced, I also recommend a reliable furniture shop. This table was created in Ibata Interior, a long-established restaurant founded in 1943 in the Hida region of Gifu Prefecture. While continuing traditional techniques, the design is contemporary, and the materials are also selected to be the best, not to be ashamed of by the name of a long-established store. Feel the company's quality, which is only true, with this sitting table.

Imagine the old streets of Hida and old private houses with thatched roofs.

Ibata Interior's popular "Kiraku" franchise evokes the feeling that it has been used for decades. The fascination is the stylishness that incorporates the techniques unique to Hida furniture and the good old traditions of Japan, and incorporates them into the modern interior. "Red Oak" is made from hard wood and solid grain. Even though it is painted with dark brown, grain and texture have not been lost. The paint used was "urethane," which prevents scratches and dirt from daily use to a minimum.

Grain that spreads in top panel is the beauty that only solid wood possesses.

The material is "Red Oak," which is popular for its heavy and unique grain. It is originally a pale shade, but it was carefully painted with dark brown urethane. Even with such deep colors, grain won't disappear, but rather the beauty is a charm unique to precious wood. We have three types of top panel, 180/165/150cm in width. This dining table offers a glimpse of Ibata Interior's dedication to creating furniture with a consistent line from drying to production and with thorough control.

The painting "blurring technique" produces a texture like that used.

An antique texture that has been in use for decades. This is a painting called "blurring technique," which daringly utilizes shades. It highlights the overwhelming presence unique to solid wood. It's easy to adapt to any Japanese or Western interior, and it's a car that is loved by all generations. Every item of the same kind has a different grain, which is indeed a sign of natural wood. Although it is by no means bizarre, its individuality is shining.

Stable quality supported by reliable technology.

The legs that extend firmly from the sides of the angled top panel towards the floor are unusual octagonal pillars. This little individuality gives a modern feel to folk craftsmanship furniture that tends to be monotonous. Also, the adjuster on the back of the leg is careful enough to prevent the table from shifting even if there is a slight difference in height on the floor. "We also eliminated the "bracing plate" that is wrapped around the back of top panel, attaching metal fittings to the back of top panel to reduce warp of wood due to environmental changes.

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