Architectural Dining Table Inspired by Concrete Design

Originally designed by renowned Japanese designer Daisaku Cho for the International House of Japan in Tokyo, this dining table has been thoughtfully redesigned by himself.
Its sculptural form—featuring a mushroom-like pedestal base and a gently curved top—draws direct inspiration from concrete architecture, showcasing striking structural elegance.

Sized perfectly for use as a modern dining table, it pairs seamlessly with Cho’s iconic Persimmon Chair, creating a cohesive and sophisticated dining setting.
The tabletop is not a simple rectangle but a softly arched rectangular shape, intentionally crafted to naturally draw the eye toward the center and encourage conversation.
A discreet metal support beneath the top prevents warping, ensuring long-lasting durability while preserving the table’s graceful curves.