Side Table

The Side Table is a compact freestanding furniture piece constructed entirely from solid teak wood. Measuring 36.00 centimeters in width, 36.00 centimeters in depth, and standing at a height of 58.00 centimeters, the table occupies a total volume of 0.0750 cubic meters. This specific footprint makes the table suitable for placement beside low-profile seating, between armchairs, or within constrained spatial layouts where larger surface areas are impractical.

Teak wood comprises the structural core and visible surfaces of this furniture item. Known for its high natural oil content and dense grain structure, the teak material provides inherent resistance to moisture, decay, and physical wear. The surface treatment preserves the natural golden-brown coloration and linear grain patterns characteristic of mature teak. Regular maintenance requires only dry dusting or periodic application of teak oil to maintain the finish, avoiding the need for synthetic sealants or heavy varnishes.

The top surface forms a square measuring 36.00 centimeters on each side, providing a flat platform bounded by clean 90-degree corners. The edges of the tabletop feature a subtle easing profile to remove sharp manufacturing burrs while retaining a sharp, architectural silhouette. Below the tabletop, the frame connects to four vertical legs that extend downward to the floor. These legs are positioned at the extreme corners of the underside, maximizing structural stability and weight distribution across the 36-by-36-centimeter base.

The joinery utilized in the construction relies on mortise and tenon techniques, visible in the seamless integration between the table legs and the upper apron framework. This method of assembly secures the components without relying heavily on visible metal hardware, maintaining visual continuity across the wooden surfaces. The legs maintain a uniform thickness from top to bottom, providing a straight vertical alignment that supports the load capacity of the upper surface. At a total height of 58.00 centimeters, the top surface aligns with the standard armrest height of most contemporary lounge chairs and sofas, allowing for accessible reach to items placed upon it.

Weighing within a manageable threshold due to its solid timber construction and compact dimensions (0.0750 CBM), the table can be repositioned across different rooms without mechanical assistance. The underside of each leg contacts the floor directly, featuring flat cut bases that sit flush against hard flooring surfaces or low-pile rugs.

The manufacturing process prioritizes material conservation, utilizing precise cuts of teak to minimize waste while ensuring structural integrity. Each unit displays unique grain variations inherent to natural timber, meaning no two tables possess identical surface patterns. The physical specifications—36 cm width, 58 cm height, 36 cm depth—remain uniform across production to ensure exact spatial planning capabilities for interior layouts.