〈Takematsu Shoten〉BIWA Side Table

Bring the beauty of bamboo into everyday living

Shiga Prefecture is widely known as one of Japan’s leading region’s for high-quality bamboo.

 

 

Flexible yet strong, and naturally cool to the touch, bamboo has long been valued in daily life and skillfully shaped by artisans over generations.

From harvesting and oil removal to careful finishing, this division of work has helped sustain the value of Japanese bamboo craftsmanship to this day.

Since its founding in 1887, Takematsu Shoten has continued creating products that make the most of bamboo’s unique qualities, evolving with the times while preserving tradition.

 

 

 

BIWA Series: Gently Blending into Japanese Modern Spaces

The BIWA Series is Takamatsu Shoten’s original furniture line, designed to harmonize effortlessly with both traditional Japanese interiors and contemporary settings.

 

 

 

A versatile side table with a convenient shelf

The BIWA Side Table highlights the natural appeal of materials, reflecting Takematsu Shoten’s refined craftsmanship.

When paired with matching stools from the same series, it creates a cohesive and well-balanced interior.

It also makes an elegant sofa-side table featuring a middle shelf that provides convenient space for books, magazines, and small items.

 

 

 

Size

W380 x H500 x D250mm

 

Load Capacity

20kg

 

Materials

Bamboo, plywood, fabric (100% acrylic), polyurethane foam, brass, steel, dyes, polyurethane coating

 

Delivery Information

This item is made to order, so please allow additional time for delivery.
The estimated delivery date will be provided by email after your order is placed.

 

Care & Usage Notes

-    Use only on flat, stable surfaces. Failure to do so may result in damage.
-    Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight may cause discoloration.
-    No anti-mold chemicals are used in this product. Avoid use in high-humidity environments.
-    Depending on the flooring material, marks or color transfer from the legs may occur.
-    While care is taken to prevent splinters, they may still occur depending on usage conditions.