The JUESHANGDA Zen-style Irregular Dual-material Tea Ceremony Table (model WST-IRG2400) features an asymmetric, wood-stone composite layout designed for wabi-sabi and zen interiors. Its wide tabletop integrates two recessed light beige sintered stone serving zones at either end, bordered by rounded solid walnut wood trim, with a central solid walnut panel running between the zones. The support structure uses a dual fixed design: a cylindrical solid walnut pedestal anchors the left end, while a curved solid walnut slab leg with a rounded bottom edge supports the right, paired with hidden metal brackets and mortise-and-tenon reinforcement to eliminate wobble during tea preparation. The central walnut panel showcases natural wood grain finished with matte hard wax oil, while the sintered stone serving surfaces carry a sealed, stain-resistant non-porous coating that resists tea spills and water marks for simple cleanup. The two recessed stone zones are engineered to hold tea trays, teapots and teacups securely without sliding, and open, unobstructed under-table clearance on both long sides accommodates two users per side, supporting a total of four seated people. Matching stools upholstered in beige matte PU leather with high-resilience foam padding, set on black powder-coated metal frames with wrapped lower sections, slide fully under the table when not in use to conserve floor space. This table suits a range of residential and light commercial spaces: it functions as a purpose-built surface for private home tea rooms, an elegant reception fixture for studio spaces, a premium low coffee table alternative for wabi-sabi style living rooms, and a casual gathering spot for small office break areas. A full coordinated seating set pairs the table with one host armchair and three round guest stools. For procurement, note that the product supports customized adjustments to length, wood species and stone color to align with specific space requirements. Each unit ships across two cartons, with a packaged gross weight of 120 kg, and requires 40 minutes of assembly on site. Buyers should confirm available floor space to accommodate the table’s footprint and allow sufficient clearance for seating access, and select matching seating pieces to align with intended user capacity for regular use.