Kimono Dining Table

An ode to Japanese joinery, drawn in Oslo — every line of Magnus Pettersen's Kimono table is load-bearing.

The Norwegian designer, trained at the Royal College of Art in London, stripped the dining table to an honest construction where each joint reflects traditional Japanese craftsmanship. At 94.5 inches of white pigmented lacquered oak, built in Türkiye to the US TSCA Title VI formaldehyde standard, it seats the long dinners the WOUD collection is meant for.

Materials

White pigmented lacquered oak

Dimensions

94.5 in L x 35.4 in W x 29.5 in H

Designer

Magnus Pettersen

Made in

Türkiye

Certifications

TSCA Title VI compliant (US formaldehyde emission standard)

Care

Wipe with a clean, moist cloth, then dry; keep hot and wet items off the lacquer

Common Questions

How many people seat at the Kimono Dining Table?
Eight sit comfortably along its 94.5 in length — three per side plus the ends — and ten fit for larger gatherings with slimmer chairs.

What does TSCA Title VI mean?
It is the US federal standard limiting formaldehyde emissions from composite wood — the Kimono's lacquered oak construction is certified compliant for American homes.