Coffee Table Floating Ori

The COFFEE TABLE FLOATING ORI is a low-profile living room centerpiece constructed entirely from solid teak wood. Measuring 160.00 cm in width, 38.00 cm in height, and 80.00 cm in depth, this rectangular table occupies a total volume of 0.4800 cubic meters. The entire assembly weighs 70.00 kg, reflecting the substantial density of the teak material used throughout its structure. Teak wood is chosen for its natural high oil content, dense grain structure, and inherent resistance to moisture and decay, which ensures long-term dimensional stability in indoor environments.

The visual designation "floating" refers to the specific engineering of the base, which is recessed beneath the main tabletop framework. This structural placement creates a shadow gap between the floor and the underside of the table body. The recessed support structure remains largely hidden from standard standing and seating viewpoints, giving the heavy wooden volume the visual appearance of hovering slightly above the ground surface.

The tabletop features a flat, continuous expanse of teak planks joined together to create a smooth horizontal surface. The grain patterns of the teak run lengthwise across the 160.00 cm span, displaying the natural variations, growth rings, and color gradients typical of mature timber. Edges are finished with straight cuts and slightly eased corners to prevent sharp angles while maintaining a clean, geometric silhouette.

With a total height of 38.00 cm, the table sits lower than standard dining or work surfaces, positioning the top plane at a height aligned with low sofa cushions and lounge seating. The 80.00 cm depth provides a wide surface area capable of supporting multiple objects simultaneously, such as books, serving trays, decorative items, and daily accessories. The 160.00 cm length accommodates long seating arrangements, spanning the primary length of standard three-seater sofas or sectional configurations.

The physical weight of 70.00 kg anchors the table firmly in place on hardwood, tile, or carpeted flooring without requiring additional wall or floor fasteners. This mass distributes evenly across the concealed base structure. The construction relies on traditional joinery methods suited for heavy hardwood furniture, securing the top slab to the internal support framework to withstand downward pressure and daily structural stress.

The surface finish retains the natural coloration and tactile texture of raw teak, protected by a clear sealant that guards against liquid spills and surface abrasion while preserving the matte appearance of the wood. Maintenance requires standard dusting with a dry cloth and periodic cleaning with mild soap and water when necessary. Direct exposure to continuous high heat or concentrated moisture should be avoided to maintain the integrity of the protective finish and the underlying timber.

Manufacturing specifications account for the natural movement of solid wood across changing humidity levels. The teak components are kiln-dried prior to assembly to reduce internal moisture content and minimize future warping or splitting. The underside of the table features concealed ventilation gaps and structural reinforcement braces that support the 70.00 kg mass evenly across the span, preventing sagging in the center of the 160.00 cm platform.

The hardware-free exterior surfaces present a uniform expanse of wood grain from all sides. Because the grain patterns are natural, each individual unit displays unique variations in color ranging from golden brown to deeper honey tones, accompanied by distinct linear or cathedral grain markings inherent to the teak logs from which the planks are milled. The integration of the recessed base allows floor cleaning equipment to pass underneath the perimeter of the structure, despite the heavy overall mass of the table.