Shizu Low Table
1650mm of calm.
Architects think in horizontal lines. A long, low surface grounds a room the way a plinth grounds a building — it gives everything else a reference point. The Shizu does this at 1650mm: long enough to anchor a wall, low enough at 350mm to never compete with the sofa behind it.
Console, media unit, display surface — the Shizu doesn't prescribe its use. The ENWA Edge runs the full length, making 32kg of solid oak look like it barely touches the floor. Every edge softened for the knee, the shin, the curious hand that reaches underneath.
Where life
happens low
Sits where life is most unpredictable. Its edges won't remind you they're there.
1650mm
of calm
Solid oak, hand-finished over three days. Every edge softened — for the knee, the shin, the curious hand.
Two finishes.
Same oak underneath.
Natural Oak
Thin-coat urethane applied in multiple passes — each sanded between coats — until the surface protects without concealing. Semi-gloss. You can feel the grain. Deepens to honey over years. Zero maintenance.
Charcoal
Deep enough to read as charcoal from across the room. Thin enough to keep every grain ridge tactile. Multiple ultra-thin pigmented layers, each hand-sanded before the next. In raking light, the oak reveals itself through the black.
Dimensions
Complete the Look
Questions & Answers
The Shizu Low Table at 350mm height pairs perfectly with the Sora Sofa and standard lounge seating (seat height 350-450mm).
Each piece is handcrafted to order. Standard lead time is 12-16 weeks including production and shipping to US & EU. We'll keep you updated throughout the process.
Yes, we offer complimentary white-glove delivery to the US, Europe, Middle East, Japan, and Asia Pacific. Shipping typically takes 1–4 weeks after production, depending on your location.
Visit our Tokyo showroom by appointment. Contact us to schedule a viewing where you can experience the craftsmanship firsthand.
Yes, the Shizu Low Table at 1650mm wide and 350mm high works beautifully as a TV console or media unit. Its continuous flowing surfaces create a clean, minimal base for screens and media equipment. The algorithmically computed edges keep the visual profile light.