JP3242960U - A decorative table that can project Kumiko patterns - Google Patents

Abstract

A decorative table is provided that can project a kumiko pattern that improves the atmosphere by irradiating a light source on a lattice-like kumiko structure that constitutes the lattice kumiko pattern. SOLUTION: In order to enhance the decorativeness of the surface of the solid wood top plate of the table 1, a rectangular through-hole space is provided entirely or partially in the vertical direction of the central part of the top plate to create a rectangular shape. A framed board material 4 with various decorative kumiko patterns, which is configured in a shape of a kumiko pattern having a flat plate with a thickness of 5 to 15 mm and a lattice kumiko with a width of 2 to 5 mm in the through-hole space, A tempered glass plate of the same width is attached to the upper surface, and a board material with a frame with decorative kumiko pattern and a tempered glass plate are fitted into the rectangular through-hole space in the longitudinal center of the solid wood top plate. Four legs 6 are attached to the back of the top plate, and lighting fixtures are attached to the intermediate positions of each leg. A decorative table capable of projecting a kumiko pattern. [Selection drawing] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to a decorative table capable of projecting a kumiko pattern on a silhouette of a kumiko pattern that changes the atmosphere of a place by irradiating a light source on the kumiko surface of a lattice-like kumiko body having a pattern with a desired lattice kumiko in order to improve the decorativeness of a top plate made of solid plate material.

In the decorative furniture in which a kumiko of a certain size is attached to a portion corresponding to the face of the furniture without being subjected to heavy influence at the central position, in the decorative furniture in which kumiko is combined with burnt paulownia, a kumiko 2 fitted in a frame of a fixed size made of a monochromatic wood material is attached to the face of the furniture in a replaceable state without being affected by the heavy influence at the center of the furniture in which burnt paulownia wood plate is used to exhibit burnt paulownia characteristics in order to increase the old-fashioned style. Burnt paulownia wood is obtained by burning the surface of the paulownia wood plate used with a flame until it turns black, removing the soot on the surface, and painting the surface with paint. Kumiko has been proposed for furniture and tables that use lattice kumiko bodies with curving patterns and geometric patterns, which are assembled from wooden lattices with a width of 5 to 10 mm and a thickness of 3 to 5 mm (see Patent Document 1).

The lighting equipment has a cubic shape with a lattice kumiko pattern, and a corner of the cubic body is used as a light source for lighting so that a silhouette pattern of the kumiko pattern can be produced in the surroundings by projection of the illumination, and furthermore, it can be used as signboards and decorative plates for several kinds of design such as shops, so that the wood grain of the lattice kumiko can be clearly visually recognized. A cubic-type illumination device with a projection type muntin that exhibits a unique style has been provided (see Patent Document 2).

As a lighting device having a polygonal lattice pattern, one of the corners of the polygon is used as a light source, and the light emitted from the light source can illuminate the surrounding wall surface, the decorative side surface of the polygonal lighting fixture has a lattice lattice pattern on the 1st to 9th surfaces of the side surface, and the other surface is a carved plate or a plate with a lattice arranged in a design. In terms of structure, the polygonal shape has a lattice kumiko structure 2 with a curving pattern and a geometric pattern assembled with resin, wooden, or metal lattices, and it is proposed to incorporate the same or different patterns on each of the 1st to 9th faces of the polygonal shape (see Patent Document 3).

In an assembly such as a lighting fixture using a muntin, a lighting fixture as an assembly is provided with an outer shell and a muntin as an assembly that facilitates combination of muntins of different patterns and is easy to manufacture. Four outer frames and muntins are assembled on the sides of the outer shell, and ceiling frames and muntins for the ceiling are provided on the upper surface. The outer frame can be mounted with any kumiko frame such as a lattice-like kumiko frame or a (patterned kumiko frame), and the combination can be freely selected. The outer frame has a simple structure and can be manufactured by machining. A method has been proposed in which the kumiko frame is formed from a kumiko and a frame, and a transparent plate is provided on one side (see Patent Document 4).

As a table carved with a kumiko pattern in the central part of the top board, a board material with a decorative kumiko pattern containing a decorative kumiko pattern, which is a framed rectangular solid body with a desired lattice kumiko pattern, is embedded in a board material with a frame with a lattice-like kumiko pattern of an appropriate length, which is formed by forming a wooden board material into a rectangular shape with a desired lattice kumiko pattern on a solid top board. There is no grating table provided and silhouetted.

Utility Model Registration No. 3222612 Utility Model Registration No. 3192272 Utility Model Registration No. 3203991 Utility Model Registration No. 3223455

In order to finish decorative table tops, there are tops such as conventional solid wood or veneered MDF, particle board, flashboard, etc., but there are also tops that are fitted with decorated wooden panels, metal panels, ceramic panels, and the like. Kumiko panels using wooden lattices (such as cedar) are also commonly used, but they are easier to cut than special wood, but when natural wood is used, the hardness varies depending on the type of wood, and even if the same wood is used, the hardness varies depending on the type of wood. going up Kumiko products of stable and uniform quality are obtained. Recently, it is manufactured by laser processing using synthetic wood. Ornaments using the grid-like muntins lack delicacy, laser scorching appears on the cut surfaces, and the characteristics of the muntins are somewhat lost.

It is manually assembled, and there are restrictions on the size and material of the grid, and it takes a lot of time to assemble, but it gives a natural feeling, and a delicate Kumiko pattern is obtained, and it is often used as an ornament. To provide a wooden board material capable of constructing a two-dimensional pattern exhibiting a kumiko pattern by manually combining lattices while retaining the wooden texture of cedar, and a decorative board material having a stabilization and an assembly structure in which a combined kumiko part is made to stand out, a design of which can be determined according to an order, and a decorative board material exhibiting a kumiko appearance with good reproducibility. In addition to simply appreciating the pattern of the lattice kumiko, projecting the silhouette of the lattice kumiko using a light source makes it possible to visually recognize the grain of the lattice kumiko remarkably clearly. To provide lighting furniture with projection type kumiko which has characteristics of a lattice kumiko pattern product which brings out a wonderful silhouette of kumiko around by projecting light from various assembled kumiko patterns and has a unique tone which is not found in conventional products.

It is demanded to obtain a kumiko furniture which has a lattice of kumiko pattern, arranges a characteristic kumiko pattern on the inner surface so as to make the decorativeness of kumiko stand out by lighting, and produces an atmosphere of the kumiko pattern in the surroundings by a chandelier-like lighting device with the illumination and the decorative pattern. For example, if it can be used for a table installed in a place where many people gather, such as a Japanese-style inn, hotel, reception room, or conference room, it will attract a great deal of attention and provide a sense of comfort. To provide a decorative kumiko table with a decorative kumiko pattern, which enables the grain of a lattice kumiko to be visually recognized remarkably clearly even on an original kumiko table when a fantastic silhouette is emitted from the table, and which has a characteristic tone not found in conventional products by the kumiko pattern having a multi-directional surface with respect to the kumiko. In particular, the object of the present invention is to improve the decorativeness of the top plate by arranging it vertically in a row in the central part of the top plate, and to finish the top plate to give enjoyment so that the kumiko patterns can be exchanged in various ways.

In order to enhance the decorativeness of the surface of the solid wood tabletop, a rectangular through hole space is provided in the central part of the table top in the vertical direction entirely or partially, and in the rectangular through hole space, various framed board materials with decorative muntin patterns, which are configured in a shape of a muntin pattern with a lattice of 2 to 5 mm width on a flat plate of 5 to 10 mm thickness, and a tempered glass plate of the same width are attached to the upper surface of the plate material. This decorative table has a top panel part in which a framed board material with a decorative kumiko pattern and a tempered glass plate are fitted into a space part, three or four legs are attached to the back surface of the top panel part, and a lighting device is attached to an intermediate position of each leg part, and the decorative kumiko pattern can be projected onto the ceiling position or the floor position of a room to be used.

The top plate is a horizontally stacked flat plate material having a width of 800 to 1200 mm and a length of 800 to 2100 mm by joining flat plate materials selected from horse chestnut, chestnut, birch cherry, walnut, china, zelkova, cypress, cherry, oak, and teak as solid materials, and having a thickness of 20 to 100 mm, a width of 80 to 300 mm, and a length of 800 to 2,100 mm. A rectangular through-hole space having a width of 100 to 300 mm is formed entirely or partly into a rectangular through-hole space, and the rectangular through-hole space is surrounded by a board member with a decorative kumiko pattern-containing frame having a width of 100 to 300 mm and a length of 300 to 1,200 mm. Then, it is stabilized on the upper surface by a thin tempered glass plate with a thickness of 3 to 8 mm, a width of 100 to 300 mm, and a length of 500 to 2100 mm.

Various kumiko patterns exhibited in the board material with decorative kumiko pattern are formed by incorporating a flat plate material having a thickness of 3 to 10 mm into a shape of a kumiko pattern having a lattice with a width of 2 to 10 mm. Kumiko forms are flower petal-like, semi-circle-like, crescent-like, scale-like, honeycomb-like, ring-like, and chain-like, and geometric patterns are selected from 1 to 6 types selected from hemp leaf, sesame shell, cherry blossom, Ue, saaya, saaya, izutsuwarihishi, warihishi-tsunagi, triple loshi, seigaiha, and cloisonné patterns.

3 to 4 legs on the back of the top plate are rectangular or round bars made of wood, and on a support plate with the legs connected at low positions on both sides or on the lower part of the top plate, 1 to 3 light sources are installed at appropriate positions in a suspended state to illuminate the surrounding area.

I want the lights to be as far away from the table top as possible, so I install one to three of them between the legs, just off the floor. Place them in the center if there is one, and evenly if there are more than one. The shape of the legs inserts the lights into the board that connects the legs on both sides at a low position. Also, in the case of four legs, only the light alone is installed in the center of the bottom of the tabletop. The most suitable leg can be made by attaching two crossing boards to the processed legs on both sides, placing a box between the boards, and installing a light in it. The top plate and legs can be assembled in a detachable form, or fixed and cannot be disassembled. For customers who use it, it is possible to have a practical dining table and one or several decorative lamps. A customer who was guided to a private room in a place where a large number of people gathered opened the door, the kumiko table caught his eye, and immediately after being impressed, he was even more impressed by the shadow of the light projected on the ceiling. The coronavirus is settling down, and the number of customers from overseas is expected to increase, and foreigners will be more pleased with the traditions and beauty of Japan.

In the table having a decorative top plate with a kumiko pattern, the table top has a wooden pattern of knots, wood grains, cross grains, and colors formed on the solid plate, and the wooden pattern of the top plate has a decorative black-rimmed kumiko pattern that complements the wood pattern, so that the top plate pattern of the table greatly enhances the contrast between the solid plate material and the kumiko pattern, and has an effect of softening the mood when using the table. The illumination of the decorative muntin pattern, which can project the light emitted from the light source in the table through the muntin, was able to project a silhouette that highlights the decorativeness of the muntin pattern by the illumination of the light source. In addition, by creating a decorative pattern with a distinctive kumiko pattern, the lighting silhouette and decorative pattern create an atmosphere of the kumiko pattern in the surroundings. You get a table with muntins. In addition, by inserting 3 to 7 kumiko bodies so that they can be exchanged or recombined, it is possible to change the design for various uses, and we were able to finish a table that has never existed before.

The fantastic silhouette of a decorative kumiko pattern that can project the light emitted from the light source through the kumiko into the furniture is the reason why the characteristic kumiko pattern can be projected. A table with silhouette kumiko with a decorative kumiko pattern, which gives a fantastic situation to the kumiko from various aspects and which has a peculiar style not found in conventional products by various kumiko patterns, is provided. When a customer who is guided to a restaurant opens the door, the kumiko table catches their eye, and immediately after being impressed, the light silhouette projected on the ceiling is even more impressive.

Perspective view of a decorative table on which a kumiko pattern can be projected A: rectangular parallelepiped table B: square parallelepiped table Illustration of a decorative table on which a kumiko pattern can be projected A: front view B: plan view C: light source attached D: side view State diagram before and after fitting a tempered glass plate and board material with a kumiko pattern in a decorative table on which a kumiko pattern can be projected A: Before fitting (rectangular through-hole space) B: After fitting A representative example of kumiko on board materials with kumiko patterns in decorative tables on which kumiko patterns can be projected A: hemp leaf and sesame pattern B: hemp leaf pattern A decorative table that can project kumiko patterns with legs and light sources attached (projection on the ceiling and projection on the floor).

The type and shape of the muntins in the top plate of the decorative table and the state in which the decorative plate material is used in the furniture will be described in the following examples.

As shown in FIG. 1A, in order to enhance the decorativeness of the surface of the solid wood tabletop, a rectangular through-hole space as shown in FIG. 3A is partially provided in the center of the table top in the vertical direction. A framed board material with a decorative muntin pattern and a tempered glass plate are fitted into a rectangular through-hole space in the longitudinal center of the top plate, and as shown in Fig. 2B and 2C, legs are assembled into two pairs on the back of the top plate, a insert plate is provided at an intermediate position between the two pairs of legs, and a lighting fixture is attached to the center position. It was a sex table.

The top plate is a horizontally integrated flat plate material having a width of 800 mm and a length of 1600 mm, which is formed by joining flat plate materials of solid wood selected from oak and teak with a thickness of 50 mm, a width of about 100 mm, and a length of about 1,800 mm. A board member with a frame with a decorative kumiko pattern presenting various kumiko patterns on the part is made into a kumiko structure surrounded by a rectangular frame with a width of 200 mm and a length of 800 mm, and one of the kumiko structures shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 4, the various kumiko patterns exhibited on the decorative kumiko pattern board material are formed by incorporating a flat plate material having a thickness of 3 mm into a kumiko pattern shape having a grid of 3 mm width. It has one type of shape, flower petal-like, semi-circle-like, and hemp-leaf pattern, and is composed mainly of kumiko-like patterns of curving patterns and geometric patterns.

Four legs on the back surface of the top plate part are in the shape of a square wooden plate, and one light source is placed at an appropriate position on the support plate where the plate material connected at the low position of the legs on both sides is passed over, and the lighting fixture of the incandescent lamp with high luminescence is attached to the board material with the decorative muntin pattern on the upper surface. The silhouette of Kumiko was projected onto the ceiling, creating a fantastic atmosphere.

As shown in FIG. 1B, in order to enhance the decorativeness of the surface of the solid wood tabletop, a rectangular through-hole space is partially provided in the center of the table top in the vertical direction. In the rectangular through-hole space, various kinds of framed board materials with decorative muntin patterns, which are configured in the shape of a muntin pattern with a lattice of 3mm width on a flat plate of 8mm thickness, and a tempered glass plate of the same width and thickness of 4mm are abutted on the upper surface of the board material. The decorative table has a top plate portion in which a framed board material with a decorative kumiko pattern and a tempered glass plate are fitted into a rectangular through-hole space portion, four legs are attached to the back surface of the top plate portion, and a lighting fixture is attached to an intermediate position of each leg portion, so that the decorative kumiko pattern can be projected on the ceiling position or the floor position of a room in which the decorative kumiko pattern can be projected.

The top plate is a flat plate material of 800 mm in width and 900 mm in length, which is formed by joining flat walnut plates of 80 mm in thickness, 200 mm in width and 1200 to 2100 mm in length as solid wood. A board member with a frame with a sexual kumiko pattern is made into a kumiko surrounded by a rectangular frame with a width of 200 mm and a length of 400 mm.

The various kumiko patterns exhibited in the board material with decorative muntin pattern are formed by incorporating a flat plate material having a thickness of 3 to 15 mm into a shape of a kumiko pattern having a lattice with a width of 2 to 15 mm. The shape is flower petal-like, and the geometric patterns are two types selected from a hemp leaf pattern, a sesame shell pattern, and a cherry blossom pattern.

The four legs on the back side of the top plate part are wooden bow-shaped square plates, and on the support plate where the plate material connected at the low position of the leg and the leg on both sides is passed, or on the lower part of the top plate part. The silhouette of Kumiko was projected on the ceiling, creating a magical atmosphere at the table.

In the same manner as in Example 1, in order to enhance the decorativeness of the solid wood top plate surface of the table, a generally rectangular through-hole space is provided in the center of the top plate in the vertical direction. In the rectangular through-hole space, various framed board materials with decorative kumiko patterns, which are configured in the shape of a 5-mm-thick flat plate with lattices of 5-mm width and framed board materials with decorative kumiko patterns, and a tempered glass plate of the same width are abutted on the upper surface of the rectangular through-hole space. This decorative table has a top plate part in which a framed board material with a decorative kumiko pattern and a tempered glass plate are fitted into the top plate part, four legs are attached to the back surface of the top plate part, and lighting fixtures are attached to the intermediate positions of each leg part, so that the decorative kumiko pattern can be projected on the ceiling position and the floor position of a room to be used.

The top plate is a flat plate material with a thickness of 100 mm, a width of 200 mm, and a length of 2,100 mm selected from Sendan as a solid material. A muntin body surrounded by a rectangular edge frame with a width of 250 mm and a length of 700 mm of a board material is formed, and the three members of the muntin body can be exchanged or recombined in various ways, and are stabilized with an elongated tempered glass plate of 5 mm in thickness, 250 mm in width, and 2100 mm in length on the upper surface.

The various kumiko patterns exhibited in the board material with decorative kumiko pattern were formed by incorporating a flat plate material having a thickness of 5 mm into a shape of a kumiko pattern having a lattice with a width of 5 mm.

The four legs on the back side of the top plate part are made of wooden horns, and are mounted on a support plate that connects the legs on both sides of the table at a low position, or on the lower part of the top plate part, and is structured so that the surroundings can be illuminated by three light sources at appropriate positions in the suspended state.

1. Decorative table on which Kumiko patterns can be projected 2 . Lattice muntin3. rectangular through-hole space 4 . Board material with frame with decorative muntin pattern5. 6. frame body, frame frame; leg 7 . Table top plate (horizontally stacked flat plate material)
8. light source9. Lattice Kumiko pattern (projection)
10. Tempered glass plate 11 . Silhouette 12. Decorative board material 13 . Transfer plate 14 . ceiling 15 . floor 16 . lighting equipment 17 . insert board

Claims (4)

In order to enhance the decorativeness of the surface of the solid wood tabletop, a rectangular through hole space is provided in the central part of the table top in the vertical direction entirely or partially, and in the rectangular through hole space, various framed board materials with decorative muntin patterns, which are configured in a shape of a muntin pattern with a lattice of 2 to 5 mm width on a flat plate of 5 to 10 mm thickness, and a tempered glass plate of the same width are attached to the upper surface of the plate material. A decorative table capable of projecting a decorative kumiko pattern is characterized by having a top plate portion in which a framed board material with a decorative kumiko pattern and a tempered glass plate are fitted into a space portion, three or four legs are attached to the back surface of the top plate portion, and lighting fixtures are attached to intermediate positions of each leg portion, so that the decorative kumiko pattern can be projected onto the ceiling position or the floor position of a room to be used. The top plate is a horizontally stacked flat plate material having a width of 800 to 1200 mm and a length of 800 to 2100 mm by joining flat plate materials selected from horse chestnut, chestnut, birch cherry, walnut, china, zelkova, cypress, cherry, oak, and teak as solid materials, and having a thickness of 20 to 100 mm, a width of 80 to 300 mm, and a length of 800 to 2,100 mm. A rectangular through-hole space having a width of 100 to 300 mm is formed entirely or partly into a rectangular through-hole space, and the rectangular through-hole space is surrounded by a board member with a decorative kumiko pattern-containing frame having a width of 100 to 300 mm and a length of 300 to 1,200 mm. 2. A decorative table capable of projecting a kumiko pattern according to claim 1, characterized in that it is stabilized on the upper surface by an elongated tempered glass plate having a thickness of 3 to 8 mm, a width of 100 to 300 mm, and a length of 500 to 2100 mm. The various kumiko patterns exhibited in the board material with decorative kumiko pattern are formed by incorporating a flat plate material having a thickness of 3 to 10 mm into a shape of a kumiko pattern having a lattice with a width of 2 to 30 mm. The kumiko forms are flower petal-like, semicircle-like, crescent-like, scale-like, honeycomb-like, ring-like, and chain-like, and the geometric patterns are one to six types selected from hemp leaf pattern, sesame shell pattern, cherry blossom pattern, Ue design, gauze pattern, izutsuwarihishi pattern, warihishi-tsunagi pattern, triple lozenge pattern, seigaiha pattern, and cloisonné pattern. A decorative table on which the kumiko pattern according to item 1 can be projected. 3 to 4 legs on the back of the top plate are rectangular or round bars made of wood, and on a support plate with the legs connected at a low position on both sides or on the lower part of the top plate, 1 to 3 light sources are placed at appropriate positions in a suspended state to illuminate the surrounding area. A decorative table capable of projecting a kumiko pattern according to claim 1.