Products tagged with 'marble dining tables'

August, dining table designed by Roberto Lazzeroni, is a reference to the "complex simplicity" of trestle tables. Born as solid work tools around the mid-20th century, over time they found their space as design pieces in our homes.

Jiku is a table designed by Federica Biasi, a modern proposal that brings together oriental inspirations and Nordic aesthetic rigor.Its legs are in thermotreated oak, wide and slightly curved at the top, become a distinctive design element that gives the table a strong personality. Jiku represents a perfect combination of functionality and style, destined to become the focal point of a dining room or living space and the protagonist of conviviality.

Recalling natural elements and biomorphic models, the fluid, amorphous lines of the Lymph Big table lend a touch of nature to the room, creating an intimate and embracing place for contemplation. The table features soft, fluid shapes that, through a mix of styling between the base and top, make each version an iconic interpreter of the design house. The available finishes — a wood, metal, or marble base and marble, wood, or ceramic top — highlight the artistic/decorative nature of this table and give it an important visual presence amid the surrounding environment.

The amorphous, organic shapes of the Lymph table evoke an image of natural elements and recall a sense of pure fluidity, adding a touch of naturalness to the surrounding environment. The finishes, with marble, wood, or treated metal base and marble, wood, or ceramic top highlight the artistic/decorative aspect of this table, in which the play in styling between the bases and custom top make each version an iconic interpreter of the design house.

The amorphous, organic shapes of the Lymph table evoke an image of natural elements and recall a sense of pure fluidity, adding a touch of naturalness to the surrounding environment. The finishes, with marble, wood, or treated metal base and marble, wood, or ceramic top highlight the artistic/decorative aspect of this table, in which the play in styling between the bases and custom top make each version an iconic interpreter of the design house.

The Monolith table is a minimalistic and elegant interpretation of the table, with its sculpted style featuring lines and volumes aligned both parallel and perpendicular to each other. This variation, together with the one combining materials, bases, and tops in metal, wood, or marble, make each table a unique piece, just like the environment where it is placed.

The soft, sculpted lines of the Tribe table recall tribal art and culture, evoking a feeling of robustness and dynamics pertaining to an ancient, mysterious world. A unique item of furniture, with its wooden base contrasting the glass, marble, or ceramic top, it is fully able to transform any environment.

The Sail table starts with an aesthetic construction that recalls unfurled sails. The light, thin base of the table emphasizes the top, which seems to fluctuate, contrasting with the combination of curves and angles with a decided, revolutionary style. The treated metal base and wood, ceramic, or marble top lend volume and strength to the shape.

The delicate curves and soft lines of the Blur table instil a sense of fluidity, creating suggestive luminous effects due to the textured glass, which allows light to filter through, enlivening the surrounding environment. The base and textured glass top are available in different colours, leading to a harmonious blend of light and colours.

The visual effect of lightweight movement generated by the lines of the Blow table is heightened by plays of light and shadow that give the table a strong scenic presence perfectly adapted to any type of environment, with its metal finishes and wood, marble or ceramic top.

The Bloom table features a metal base with elements that open like flower petals, giving the table a sense of movement and dynamics. The wooden, marble, or ceramic top adds a touch of delicacy and grace to the design.

The wooden base of the Tide table may be appreciated from various angles, creating a visual effect of unity and cohesiveness, supporting the top with numerous versions available in wood, marble, ceramica and glass. The play of lights and shadows created by the base is adds elegant three-dimensional effects to the overall aesthetics.

In-Between is the sculptural table that becomes the protagonist of the living area thanks to the design of its base. Consisting of an alternation of individual elements crossed by space, the base of In-Between gives two-dimensionality to the living area. The round top touches the base, giving lightness to the whole figure.

Paolo Castelli Dione Round Dining Table - Monolith table that enhances the statuary purity of finely worked marble and ceramics, its scenic image. Made in Vietri – one of the historic cradles of Italian ceramic manufacturing – Dione Table has a round shape and sculptural imensions. Bell-shaped base made of Vietri artisan ribbed ceramics, white enamel finish, resting on a circular metal plate with matt gold finish. Top in precious Calacatta marble or White silk matt with raised edges, central disc and details in brass satin matt.

The Inge table features a stunning marble top, supported by two large stone-like plinths. A beautifully detailed bar spans the distance between them and holds the two together. Inge takes its name from a famous rock formation in England but is heavily inspired by Japanese architecture

LEMA Gullwing Dining Table The Gullwing table system is the product of extensive research by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti into the “complex simplicity” of curved lines and the rich presence they bring to a space. The project is characterised by the expert combination of different materials and the sculptural lines of the base, which interact with the light and the surrounding space to create a never-ending dance of shadows, reflections and angles. There is bold feel to the paired, curved legs – as elegant as wings – which serve as the base for Gullwing in its various guises.

LEMA Bulè Dining Table A fusion of Oriental and Western influences, the Bulè table by Chiara Andreatti is the perfect illustration of the increasingly international identity of Lema, for whom the Far East represents the centre of its current activities of market expansion. Designed with the social and cultural requirements of the Oriental market in mind, it features a rotating tray positioned on the table top, available as an accessory. This serves as the embodiment of the Oriental food culture, which is heavily centred around sharing and spending time together at the table.

LEMA Gullwing Dining Table The Gullwing table system is the product of extensive research by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti into the “complex simplicity” of curved lines and the rich presence they bring to a space. The project is characterised by the expert combination of different materials and the sculptural lines of the base, which interact with the light and the surrounding space to create a never-ending dance of shadows, reflections and angles. There is bold feel to the paired, curved legs – as elegant as wings – which serve as the base for Gullwing in its various guises.