This is the original edition of the series. As the name implies, this is the standard and basic form of
the cabinet. The outer case is made by a crafting technique called frame construction, and the front
side, which is adjacent to the drawers, is made with two thin, soft curved surfaces of solid wood.
At first, the outer-case front side was made as flat surfaces, but currently the inner surfaces, which
are adjacent to drawers, are finished with soft, thin curves. On the other hand, the outer surfaces
are edged with straight lines, showing the respective sides of the cabinet in a clear way and giving
a sharp outline to the box. For the entire outer case, thick wood veneers (i.e. solid-wood board
sliced to paste onto base plywood) are joined by a butt joint, creating the appearance of a huge and
heavy solid-wood block. Although all storage furniture was made of solid wood before WWII, wood
veneers came to be used in order to cut costs from the efficient use of materials and simultaneously
trim weight while maintaining the appearance of wood. In recent years, however, grain-like printed
sheets and new architectural materials have come to be used as a common surface material instead
of wood veneers. We uniquely process thick wood veneers. So that the veneers provide a natural
appearance like solid wood, we joint them by hand while checking the balance of wood grain and
color tone. We believe the accumulation of careful procedures can realize condensed products with
dignity. The Standard composition cabinet is the simplest edition to the series. It allows users to
reflect their personality or way of thinking to create their own melody in their respective lives.