Item No.
100153748
Kigumi Table
$1,495.00
Item No.
100153748
Kigumi Table
$1,495.00
Black
Oak
Walnut
- Casual table suitable for everyday use.
- Intersecting supports provide stability.
- Chamfered edge ensures comfort and durability.
- 29.53" H 49.21" W 49.21" D
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- In-Home Delivery
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Designed by Nazanin Kamali for Case
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Kigumi Table
Kigumi Table
$1,495.00
Gallery
Simple modern profile —
The Kigumi Table is streamlined, well made, and ideal for daily use.
Details
Special joinery provides stability
Named for a traditional Japanese joinery technique in which masterfully created interlocking wooden joints are used to form bonds, the understated Kigumi Table (2020) reflects Nazanin Kamali’s conviction that a casual dining table needs to be simple, have a small footprint, and be suitable for everyday use. It features a top with chamfered edge for comfort and durability and a solid wood base with intersecting supports that provide stability and a visually pleasing profile. Made in Lithuania.
- Casual table suitable for everyday use.
- Intersecting supports provide stability.
- Chamfered edge ensures comfort and durability.
- Brand
- Case
- General Dimensions
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- 29.53" H 49.21" W 49.21" D
- Box Dimensions
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- 9.44" H 56.29" W 59.29" D
- Assembly
- Requires Assembly
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
- Lifestyle
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- Family friendly
Kigumi Table
- Height (in): 29.53
- Width (in): 49.21
- Depth (in): 49.21
- Solid oak or walnut base
- Oak or walnut veneer top
- Lacquered finish
Nazanin Kamali
A multidisciplinary designer and entrepreneur, Nazanin Kamali embarked on her career following graduation from The Royal College of Art in London, where she studied furniture design. Striking out as a freelancer, she went on to found the design collective Non Specific Creativity, where she spearheaded projects ranging from restaurant design to art installations.
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