Side Table

The Side Table stands on four straight cylindrical legs secured directly to the underside of a square top. Measuring 40.00 cm in width, 50.00 cm in height, and 40.00 cm in depth, this furniture piece occupies a footprint of 0.16 square meters. The total volume displacement equals 0.0800 cubic meters in packaged or spatial terms.

Crafted entirely from solid teak wood, the table exhibits the distinct natural grain patterns, growth rings, and color variations inherent to this botanical species. Teak contains natural rubber and oil content, which contributes to the moisture resistance and dimensional stability of the material. The surfaces undergo a fine sanding process to achieve a smooth tactile finish while retaining the raw texture of the wood fibers. No synthetic veneers, laminates, or engineered wood composites are utilized in the construction.

The square top measures 40 cm per side with straight, clean-cut edges and subtly rounded corners to mitigate sharp angles. The thickness of the top panel provides structural rigidity to support weight placed upon the surface. Four legs attach to the corners of the tabletop underside using concealed joinery methods, ensuring stability without visible hardware interrupting the vertical lines. Each leg tapers slightly downward from the upper joint to the floor contact point, maintaining a balanced load distribution across the 40 cm width and depth span.

With an overall height of 50 cm, the table aligns with standard seating furniture heights, allowing placement adjacent to lounge chairs, sofas, or beds. The 40 by 40 cm surface area accommodates functional items such as reading lamps, cups, books, or electronic devices without crowding. The open space beneath the tabletop and between the four legs allows for unhindered floor clearance and facilitates cleaning underneath the unit.

The item arrives as a single, fully assembled unit or in component form depending on shipping requirements, utilizing standard flat-pack logistics corresponding to the 0.0800 CBM measurement. Maintenance involves routine dusting with a dry cloth and occasional application of teak oil to preserve the natural moisture barrier and golden-brown hue of the timber. Over time, unprotected exposure to direct sunlight and fluctuating humidity levels will result in a gradual patina shift toward a silver-grey tone, which is a natural characteristic of untreated outdoor and indoor teak wood.