Ø1100 · DDP · duties included · 8–12 weeks
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Kiln-dried twice · 19 days prep · FAS grade oak · continuous-curve edge at coffee height
A coffee table sits at the middle of the room — seen from every sofa, reached from every seat. So we drew the Tsuki as a quiet round disc, Ø1100 mm of solid oak, low and calm, with no corners to work around.
Not the loudest piece in the room — the steadiest.
The top is a superellipse, drawn digitally so the curvature is exact before a single board is cut.
At coffee-table height the edge is exactly where your hand lands when you sit back on the sofa. The Tsuki's continuous curve is computed to be as thin as possible visually while staying soft to the touch — your fingers find a curve where you'd expect a corner.
The beauty isn't on the wood. It's in it.
A round top over a metre across would split and cup if cut from one piece. So we refused to. The Tsuki is panel-built from combined solid North American oak boards — grain laid against grain — so the disc holds its line for generations.
The same signature curve used across the ENWA collection runs the whole edge, transitioning smoothly from top to base so the table reads as one continuous form. The difficulty is invisible. That's the point.
We chose permanence over the easy story.
Two honest comparisons: how thin the visual edge runs, and how long solid oak lasts against veneer.
At Ø1100 mm and 350 mm high, the Tsuki settles into the living room — coffee and books by day, the quiet centre of the seating by night.
The Tsuki is finished in charcoal — our most difficult finish to develop. Deep enough to read as charcoal across the room, thin enough to keep every grain ridge tactile under the hand. Built from multiple ultra-thin pigmented layers, each hand-sanded before the next.
In raking light, the oak reveals itself through the black.
Water-based, applied in multiple passes. It protects without concealing — you feel the grain, not a coating.
At 350 mm the Tsuki meets the Sora Sofa and most lounge seating right at hand height — close enough to set down a cup without leaning, low enough to keep the sightline open across the room.
Made to be lived around — not just looked at.
A living room around a low afternoon light. A reading corner with coffee and a book. The quiet centre of a seating group. The Tsuki anchors the room without crowding it — round, calm, equal from every sofa.
A form that asks nothing of the room — and gathers all of it.
Before a single cut, the oak is kiln-dried twice over nineteen days — because moisture is the enemy of a clean joint. Every joint is tested with a flashlight: if light passes through, it isn't done. The superellipse top is machined to a computed profile, then every edge hand-shaped to match.
The work you can't see is the reason for the work you can.
The Tsuki Coffee Table at 350mm height pairs perfectly with the Sora Sofa and standard lounge seating (seat height 350–450mm).
Each piece is made to order. Production takes 8–12 weeks. Shipping time varies depending on your location. We keep you updated throughout.
Yes — DDP delivery to 34 countries (US, Europe, Middle East, Japan, Asia Pacific). Shipping and import duties are calculated at checkout. No surprise charges at delivery.
Visit our Tokyo showroom by appointment. Contact us to schedule a viewing where you can experience the craftsmanship firsthand.
The Tsuki's continuous curve edge is especially noticeable at coffee-table height. When you rest your hand on the edge while sitting on the sofa, your fingers find a soft, continuous curve where you'd expect a sharp corner — computed to be as thin as possible visually while staying comfortable to touch.
The Tsuki Coffee Table is designed by Mililab, an architecture and design studio based in Tokyo, Japan, as part of its ENWA collection of eight solid-oak pieces. Mililab applies the same edge geometry it uses in architecture to furniture, and ships direct, DDP, to 34 countries.
